Armchair att Galerie Maison et Jardin, Paris, France, c.1960s

An exceptional hand-forged iron lounge chair attributed to Galerie Maison et Jardin, Paris. Defined by its sculptural architectural frame and suspended steel grid seat, the chair balances industrial strength with remarkable visual lightness.

The hand-worked iron construction features forged tapered arms, intersecting X-bracing and distinctive circular joints, details that closely relate to documented examples produced for Galerie Maison et Jardin during the 1960s. The flexible suspended mesh create a surprisingly comfortable seat while showcasing the craftsmanship of traditional French ironwork.

Standalone statement or paired with natural materials and soft textiles, it embodies the restrained elegance and sculptural quality synonymous with post-war French design.

A rare collector's piece that sits comfortably within Brutalist, Modernist and contemporary interiors.

H 73cm / W 58cm / D/ 71cm