A powerful and sculptural pair of easy chairs by Charles Dudouyt, executed in solid oak with handwoven rush seats, dating to the 1940s. These chairs perfectly embody Dudouyt’s distinctive design language — bold, architectural, and deeply rooted in French craftsmanship. The thick, turned oak legs with characteristic ball finials give the pieces a rhythmic, almost monumental presence, while the softly curved armrests introduce balance and fluidity. The generous proportions and low stance create an inviting, grounded silhouette. Handwoven rush seats add warmth and texture, forming a beautiful dialogue with the rich patina of the oak. The visible grain, subtle variations in tone, and honest wear enhance their authenticity and reinforce the rustic-modern aesthetic for which Dudouyt is celebrated. Both chairs display the sculptural solidity that defines the designer’s work — robust yet refined, primitive yet sophisticated. They function equally well as statement lounge chairs or as accent pieces in a curated interior. Priced and sold as a set of two pieces.

Measurements:

H 78 x W 59 x D 53.5 x SH 29cm

SOLD