This superb armchair will add a striking accent to any living room, thanks to its carefully handcrafted manufacturing and the use of natural, long-lasting materials. The exquisite armrests in solid beechwood were bent with steam to create their sinuous curves and become part of the base.

The structure uses jute straps, cotton wadding, vegetable fiber, and iron springs while the elegant upholstery is in fire-resistant velvet with geometric decorations in the art deco style.

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While we're fond of the trendy slate color, the reversible jute rug is also available in a rainbow of neutral hues.

Part of the Art Deco collection, this armchair features solid beechwood armrests that were bent using steam and extend in a sinuous curve to become the base of the piece. Finely handcrafted, this chair's structure is made of natural materials: jute straps, iron double-conical springs, vegetable fiber, and cotton wadding.

The standout accent of this piece is provided by the upholstery in Mongolian fur, whose plush texture strikingly complements the smooth, dark finish of the wood.