DETAILS
This set of six brutalist dining chairs by Maison Regain showcases a refined balance of craftsmanship and materiality. Designed in the 1970s, each chair features a solid elm frame with clean lines and precise joinery, highlighting the natural warmth and grain of the wood. The seat and backrest are made from thick, vegetable-tanned leather, stretched and secured with exposed joinery details. Over time, the leather has developed a stunning patina, adding depth and character. The combination of elm and leather creates a tactile contrast, emphasizing both durability and comfort. Maison Regain’s work is often associated with the post-war resurgence of French artisanal furniture, drawing influence from modernist principles while maintaining a connection to traditional craftsmanship. These chairs are a testament to that approach, offering a refined yet functional presence suitable for a range of interiors.


CONDITION
In good vintage condition. Patinated leather without holes or significant damages.


DIMENSIONS/CHAIR
W.48cm; H.88cm; D.50cm