Pair of armchairs, red leatherette, black wood, Belgium, 1960s.
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This pair of Belgian lounge armchairs from the 1960s exemplifies classic mid-century modern design. The construction features a low, wide profile with a gently reclined backrest and generously deep seat, characteristic of the period’s lounge seating. The upholstery is made from synthetic leatherette in a vivid, matte red, enveloping the seat, backrest, and sides. Clean geometric stitching and subtle textural variations are visible, especially along the seat edges. The armrests and legs are crafted from wood, finished in a nearly black lacquer with a soft satin sheen; the angular, outward-reaching armrests lend the chairs an architectural presence, while the slightly splayed legs reinforce stability and create a dynamic silhouette. The joinery at the armrest-leg intersection is purposefully exposed, highlighting the structural integrity. The pair shows minor evidence of age—light scuffing on the legs and gentle creasing on the upholstery—but remains in good original condition, with no major damage or restoration. These armchairs evoke the spirit of 1960s Belgium, a time when bold color and functional geometry shaped everyday interiors. The red leatherette brings to mind the energy of the era, when design was meant to stimulate as well as organize. The pronounced geometry of the armrests and the low profile suggest a modern approach to relaxation—if the chairs could speak, they might say, “here, comfort and form are equally valued.” Subtle signs of wear tell the story of past decades, underscoring the authenticity and continuity of the object. The chairs can be paired in a living room with a minimalist
DIMENSION
Height86 cm
Width67 cm
Length54 cm
Dimension details
Length54 cm
Height86 cm
Width67 cm
Weight100 kg
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