Cette image présente un fauteuil sculptural d'une originalité saisissante, réalisé en acier. La forme du fauteuil est à la fois organique et abstraite, inspiré de l'iconique fauteuil Club, plus stylisée ou une forme biomorphique. Le dossier s'élève en une courbe douce au centre, flanqué de deux accoudoirs qui s'évasent de manière asymétrique, donnant à l'ensemble une allure presque vivante. La surface de l'acier présente une patine complexe et nuancée. Des tons de gris argenté dominent, parsemés de reflets bleutés et de zones plus sombres qui créent une texture riche et profonde. Cette finition donne l'impression que le fauteuil a été façonné par les éléments, comme un objet ancien remonté des profondeurs marines. L'assise est formée par un creux subtil dans la structure, invitant à s'y installer tout en maintenant l'intégrité sculpturale de l'œuvre. Les bords du fauteuil sont délicatement arrondis, adoucissant la rigidité naturelle du métal. La lumière joue sur les courbes et les creux du fauteuil, créant un jeu d'ombres et de reflets qui accentue sa dimensionnalité et sa présence dans l'espace. Chaque angle offre une nouvelle perspective sur ses formes fluides. Ce fauteuil transcende sa fonction utilitaire pour devenir une véritable œuvre d'art. Il défie les conventions du design mobilier traditionnel, fusionnant la robustesse de l'acier avec une esthétique presque onirique. C'est une pièce qui invite autant à la contemplation qu'à l'utilisation, brouillant la frontière entre sculpture et meuble fonctionnel. This image features a strikingly original sculptural armchair crafted from steel. The chair's form is both organic and abstract, inspired by the iconic Club chair but stylized into a biomorphic shape. The backrest rises in a gentle curve at the center, flanked by two asymmetrical armrests that give the piece an almost lifelike appearance. The surface of the steel exhibits a complex and nuanced patina. Shades of silvery gray dominate, interspersed with bluish reflections and darker areas that create a rich and deep texture. This finish gives the impression that the chair has been shaped by the elements, resembling an ancient artifact unearthed from the depths of the sea. The seat is formed by a subtle hollow within the structure, inviting one to sit while maintaining the sculptural integrity of the piece. The edges of the chair are delicately rounded, softening the inherent rigidity of the metal. Light plays on the curves and hollows of the chair, creating a play of shadows and reflections that accentuate its dimensionality and presence in space. Each angle offers a new perspective on its fluid forms. This chair transcends its utilitarian function to become a true work of art. It challenges conventions of traditional furniture design, merging the robustness of steel with an almost dreamlike aesthetic. It is a piece that invites contemplation as much as use, blurring the boundaries between sculpture and functional furniture.

armchair “ghost”

A strikingly original sculptural armchair crafted from steel. The chair’s form is both organic and abstract, inspired by the iconic Club chair but stylized into a biomorphic shape. The backrest rises in a gentle curve at the center, flanked by two asymmetrical armrests that give the piece an almost lifelike appearance. The surface of the steel exhibits a complex and nuanced patina. Shades of silvery gray dominate, interspersed with bluish reflections and darker areas that create a rich and deep texture. This finish gives the impression that the chair has been shaped by the elements, resembling an ancient artifact unearthed from the depths of the sea. The seat is formed by a subtle hollow within the structure, inviting one to sit while maintaining the sculptural integrity of the piece. The edges of the chair are delicately rounded, softening the inherent rigidity of the metal. Light plays on the curves and hollows of the chair, creating a play of shadows and reflections that accentuate its dimensionality and presence in space. Each angle offers a new perspective on its fluid forms. This chair transcends its utilitarian function to become a true work of art. It challenges conventions of traditional furniture design, merging the robustness of steel with an almost dreamlike aesthetic. It is a piece that invites contemplation as much as use, blurring the boundaries between sculpture and functional furniture.