A wonderful 1950s armchair by Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet, featuring primitive-style hand-turned beechwood frames and original handwoven abaca rope seat and back. The chair remains in remarkable original condition, showcasing the timeless quality and craftsmanship of the designers.
Audoux and Minet were renowned for their rustic modernist approach, working with simple, accessible natural materials during the 1940s–60s. Their signature use of rope and braided hemp extended across furniture, lighting, mirrors, and decorative objects, creating a distinct, instantly recognizable style.
This example embodies their philosophy of beauty in simplicity, offering both comfort and sculptural presence. Iconic, timeless, and highly collectible. In general good vintage condition.
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A wonderful 1950s armchair by Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet, featuring primitive-style hand-turned beechwood frames and original handwoven abaca rope seat and back. The chair remains in remarkable original condition, showcasing the timeless quality and craftsmanship of the designers.
Audoux and Minet were renowned for their rustic modernist approach, working with simple, accessible natural materials during the 1940s–60s. Their signature use of rope and braided hemp extended across furniture, lighting, mirrors, and decorative objects, creating a distinct, instantly recognizable style.
This example embodies their philosophy of beauty in simplicity, offering both comfort and sculptural presence. Iconic, timeless, and highly collectible. In general good vintage condition.
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