"Concorde" armchair in navy blue by Pierre Paulin, 1960s

"Concorde" armchair in navy blue designed by Pierre Paulin in the 1960s. Unique piece, available at the showroom in Marseille. Worldwide delivery possible with a personalised quote. Human support before purchase. Designed by Pierre Paulin for Artifort in the 1960s, the Concorde armchair is one of the most iconic creations of the French designer. Its organic and enveloping silhouette, characterised by a suspended seat and a backrest with fluid curves, reflects Paulin's constant pursuit of comfort and modernity. This version is dressed in an elegant original navy blue fabric that highlights the purity of its lines and showcases its sculptural appearance. Resting on a white lacquered metal base, the armchair offers a graphic contrast characteristic of 1960s design. Both comfortable and visually spectacular, the Concorde stands out as a true functional sculpture, capable of bringing a strong presence to a contemporary interior as well as to a 20th-century design collection. Dimensions: Height: 92cm / Width: 63cm / Depth: 80cm.