Brutalist Style Sculptural Dining Chairs in Oak, France, 1960s, Set of 8

Sculptural Set of Eight Brutalist Dining Chairs in Solid Oak, France, 1960s These eight dining chairs are a rare find from France, made in the late 1960s. The design is notable for its curved backrest and rounded, carved seat. The triangular back of the chairs pays homage to Brutalist architecture and creates a visually appealing piece from every angle. The patinated oak wood adds to the organic, unadorned feel of this characterful and sturdy Brutalist style. The set is well-constructed with visible joint details and is in excellent original condition with a patina on the oak wood. These chairs would boldly appear in any interior space, such as a dining room, screening room, or office. Using brutalist furniture is a sustainable option that breathes new life into existing pieces. It’s also known for its durability and longevity, often with fascinating backstories that glimpse the previous owner’s life.