Model SK660 Armchair - Pierre Guariche (1950)

This sleek and comfortable armchair is the iconic Model SK660, designed by Pierre Guariche in 1950. Recently reupholstered in a sophisticated gray wool fabric, this vintage piece retains its original charm while offering modern comfort. The lovely metal feet and minimalist form are hallmarks of Guariche's design aesthetic. Pierre Guariche (1926-1995) was a notable French designer renowned for his functional furniture pieces that embodied the spirit of mid-century modern design. He studied at the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris and throughout the 1950s and 1960s, created iconic designs for manufacturers like Steiner and Airborne.

His works, characterized by clean lines and innovative use of materials, include the Vamp chair, Tulip chair, and the retractable desk lamp G1. This versatile SK660 armchair can be seamlessly integrated into various settings. In a living room, it would pair beautifully with a minimalist sofa and a geometric rug. In a bedroom, it could serve as a stylish reading chair beside a mid-century modern floor lamp. Its understated elegance also makes it well-suited for a home office or study. Whether you're drawn to its historical significance or simply appreciate its timeless design, this Pierre Guariche armchair is sure to enhance your space with mid-century modern flair.