An iconic and highly recognisable pair of Djinn lounge chairs designed by Olivier Mourgue for Airborne during the 1960s. A true symbol of the Space Age era, these sculptural seats embody the optimistic and futuristic spirit of the period, famously associated with the visionary interiors of the late twentieth century.
The chairs have been professionally reupholstered in a high-end Italian jacquard textile. The warm tones, rich texture and tactile softness of the fabric enhance the fluid, organic form of the design, bringing depth and comfort while maintaining its bold visual presence. The upholstery follows the sensual curves of the silhouette, emphasising the continuous line that gives the Djinn its distinctive floating appearance.
Both elegant and inviting, these lounge chairs offer exceptional comfort thanks to their low, ergonomic form and soft construction. The contrast between sculptural design and inviting tactility makes them equally suited for contemporary, eclectic or collectible interiors.
In very good condition, these pieces stand as timeless examples of French Space Age design, combining innovation, comfort and expressive form.
An iconic and highly recognisable pair of Djinn lounge chairs designed by Olivier Mourgue for Airborne during the 1960s. A true symbol of the Space Age era, these sculptural seats embody the optimistic and futuristic spirit of the period, famously associated with the visionary interiors of the late twentieth century.
The chairs have been professionally reupholstered in a high-end Italian jacquard textile. The warm tones, rich texture and tactile softness of the fabric enhance the fluid, organic form of the design, bringing depth and comfort while maintaining its bold visual presence. The upholstery follows the sensual curves of the silhouette, emphasising the continuous line that gives the Djinn its distinctive floating appearance.
Both elegant and inviting, these lounge chairs offer exceptional comfort thanks to their low, ergonomic form and soft construction. The contrast between sculptural design and inviting tactility makes them equally suited for contemporary, eclectic or collectible interiors.
In very good condition, these pieces stand as timeless examples of French Space Age design, combining innovation, comfort and expressive form.
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