This lounge chair, crafted in the mid-1970s, stands out for its high-quality craftsmanship and distinctive design, riding the current wave of brutalism meets rustic aesthetics. The deep bronze elm wood exhibits a rich shine, adding depth to the robust frame, while large tooth connections on both sides of the armrests draw immediate attention. The faceted edges and reliefs between the connections create a unique interplay of light and shadow.

The chair’s structure is held together with coarse Allen bolts, sunk into the wood, offering both durability and visual intrigue. The heavily patinated cognac leather seat adds to the comfort and luxurious feel, making this piece a true statement of style.

With age-related wear including scratches, discolorations, and stains, this chair remains in excellent condition both cosmetically and structurally, evoking the work of Pierre Chapo. It is an iconic and sought-after piece, perfect for those who appreciate rugged elegance and timeless design.