1970s Brutalist Timber & Leather Dining Chairs

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1970s Brutalist Timber & Leather Dining Chairs1970s Brutalist dining chairs, crafted in solid timber with a raw, architectural frame and upholstered in warm tan leather. The bold silhouette is softened by the natural grain of the wood and the supple patina of leather, detailed with studded brass accents. Strong in form yet refined in detail, these chairs capture the enduring spirit of Brutalist design while offering both comfort and sculptural presence around the table. Excellent vintage

Dix began her personal exploration and experimentation into form and texture

Any variation in colour or detailing is a result of the handcrafted nature of this item and makes each piece unique

a metalworker from Beruwela

MarieJeanne

Don’t tell me where it ends

making it compatible for contemporary use and for people of different heights

Utopia VI by Amanda Shadforth

originally adapted by Danish architect Kaare Klint from the Roorkee Chair

functional form and considered construction

The hand-moulded glass shades‚Äîthick

this chair embodies both function and artistry

Good vintage condition