Sculptural set of six dining chairs by Axel Enthoven for Rohé, 1980s.

Discover this charming set of six dining chairs, designed by Axel Enthoven for Rohé Design in the 1980s. These chairs stand out for their innovative bent wood structure, each made up of only four cylindrical elements. Thanks to precise steam bending, the wood seamlessly integrates into the legs, frame, armrests, and backrest, creating a sculptural and continuous silhouette that is both architectural and fluid. Their bold, rounded lines give the chairs a strong visual identity while maintaining an elegant lightness. The design combines geometric clarity with soft curves, a hallmark of Enthoven's approach to modern Dutch design. The seats have been recently reupholstered in natural linen fabric, adding warmth and texture to the deep-toned wooden structures. This subtle contrast enhances their timeless charm and allows them to easily fit into both contemporary and classic interiors. Comfortable, original, and of remarkable craftsmanship, this set is not only functional but also highly decorative: ideal around a dining table or as a centerpiece in a space. A rare and refined example of European design from the 1980s, where craftsmanship and innovation come together to create a truly unique piece. The indicated price corresponds to the complete set of six pieces.