Jean Prouve
82 x 39 x 37 cm
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This is a variant of the iconic Jean Prouvé “All-Wood” chair, manufactured by Vauconsant in the 1940s who worked closely with the Ateliers Jean Prouvé during the 40s producing high-quality wooden furniture. The design distills Prouvé’s thinking about structure and material to its essence, expressing strength and clarity through a deceptively simple form.
Executed entirely in wood, the chair articulates its engineering logic with visible joints and a poised, rhythmic silhouette. The seat and back are shaped for comfort, the legs splayed with purpose, and the overall balance feels both sturdy and nimble.
Despite its minimalist vocabulary, the piece carries a strong presence in a room — a blend of thoughtful proportion, structural integrity, and honest material use. It’s a quietly confident object, where every angle and detail contributes to an architecture of seating rather than decoration.