Wood and jute lounge armchair, Belgium, ca. 1960s

Lounge armchair made in Belgium around the 1960s.
Solid wood frame with seat and back suspended in natural jute.
It presents a warm and uniform patina in keeping with its age and use.
Measurements: 61 × 66 × 87 cm; seat height: 26 cm.

Interesting lounge armchair of clear modernist inspiration, characterized by a functional and refined design in which the structure and materials acquire a leading role. The piece responds to a sober and honest aesthetic, typical of European furniture of the mid-twentieth century, where comfort and formal simplicity are integrated in a balanced way.

The armchair has a solid solid wood structure, worked with straight lines and well-defined proportions, which supports a suspended seat and backrest made of natural jute. This system provides a slight flexibility and remarkable comfort, while reinforcing the handcrafted character of the piece.

The jute retains an attractive patina, with slight tonal variations and signs of use, while the wood shows a homogeneous aging that enhances its natural grain and texture. The whole is structurally intact, maintaining its original functionality.

An ideal piece both as a rest seat and as a decorative element, suitable for contemporary interiors or spaces with a modern European design sensibility. Especially appreciated by collectors and lovers of 20th century furniture, it stands out for its balance between comfort, formal simplicity and constructive quality.