Seating

Globe Armchair by Pierre Paulin for Artifort, 1960s

Pierre Paulin / Artifort

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Iconic 'Globe' armchair designed by Pierre Paulin for Artifort in the 1960s. This futuristic modernist design features an enveloping cocoon silhouette, rich blue leather upholstery, and a polished chrome tubular frame.

An outstanding example of mid-century modernist seating, the 'Globe' armchair was designed by the visionary French designer Pierre Paulin and produced by the esteemed Dutch manufacturer Artifort during the 1960s. Renowned for its sculptural, organic shell form, the chair offers an exceptionally comfortable and supportive sit that cradles the user. This piece is upholstered in vibrant blue leather, perfectly complemented by its original slender chrome-plated steel frame. Retaining its authentic manufacturer's plaque on the underside, this collector's grade armchair represents the pinnacle of 1960s avant-garde design, making it an arresting statement piece for contemporary living spaces, private offices, or design galleries.

Origin

France, Netherlands, 1960s

Dimensions

W 100 × D 86 × H 92 cm

Materials

Chrome, Leather

Condition

Very good vintage condition with clean leather showing no major damage.