Chairs in Elm and Leather from Maison Regain, 1970s, Set of 2

Set of Brutalist Chairs in Solid Elm and Leather – Maison Regain – 1970s. This set of Brutalist chairs was produced in the 1970s by Maison Regain. Iconic examples of 1970s French design, these chairs perfectly embody the Brutalist aesthetic: clean lines, an architectural structure, and an emphasis on the raw material. Made entirely of solid elm, they feature a thick and perfectly balanced frame. The warm grain of the wood, typical of Regain's production, adds depth and authenticity. The visible joinery and the generous section of the uprights emphasize their sculptural character. The seat and back are upholstered in 3 mm thick leather, subtly patinated by time. The leather, stretched over the wooden frame, offers firm and natural comfort while reinforcing the minimalist aesthetic of the whole. The combination of solid elm and full-grain leather creates a harmonious contrast between rusticity and sophistication. The frames have been inspected and are perfectly stable. The wood has been cleaned and conditioned to reveal the full richness of its grain. The leather has been treated to preserve its suppleness and original character. Minimal signs of wear are present. These Maison Regain Brutalist chairs fit perfectly into a contemporary interior as well as a wabi-sabi, minimalist, or vintage setting. They can complement a solid wood table, a travertine table, or a more architectural interior. A delightful balance between design, material, and authenticity. Dimensions: W48 cm x D43 cm x H81 cm, seat height 46 cm.