Canadian modernist armchair produced in molded Vivigrain plywood, circa 1970. Defined by a restrained architectural frame and gently curved seat and backrest, the chair balances institutional clarity with a warmer, almost domestic material presence.
Its squared wooden structure and suspended bent plywood shell give it a quiet graphic quality that reads especially well in interiors, editorial settings, exhibitions, and film production.
Visible wear and patina consistent with age, including minor water marks to the lower legs.
Height: 30.25 inches, Seat height: 17.5 inches, Armrest height: 25.5 inches
Width: 20 inches
Depth: 18 inches
Canadian modernist armchair produced in molded Vivigrain plywood, circa 1970. Defined by a restrained architectural frame and gently curved seat and backrest, the chair balances institutional clarity with a warmer, almost domestic material presence.
Its squared wooden structure and suspended bent plywood shell give it a quiet graphic quality that reads especially well in interiors, editorial settings, exhibitions, and film production.
Visible wear and patina consistent with age, including minor water marks to the lower legs.
Height: 30.25 inches, Seat height: 17.5 inches, Armrest height: 25.5 inches
Width: 20 inches
Depth: 18 inches
