Six Razor-Back Dining Chairs, Guillerme and Chambron, 1950sA striking set of six French mid century razor back dining chairs designed by Robert Guillerme and Jacques Chambron, c1950s. Defined by their distinctive razor back silhouette, these chairs are a celebrated example of post war French design, combining sculptural form with solid craftsmanship. Crafted in solid oak with dark brunette stain, the angular backrest and robust frame create a bold, architectural presence, softened by the newly upholstered

While decorative

there may be subtle variations in the item shipped

where light

character and a sense of provenance to the dining room

Featuring a luxurious rosewood veneer and a drop-in glass top

A refined set of four very solid Afra & Tobia Scarpa dining chairs with new black leather upholstery

Care Instructions: Dishwasher safe

each about 5mm across

Medium: Mixed media on linen Frame: Unframed (linen) Dimensions: 31cm W x 25cm H | 12

Ideal for everyday dining or as part of a more layered

the resin develops a unique veined texture

Hand-built in plaster and mounted on timber board