Armchair Carrière
Carrière is an extra-wide armchair inspired by Art Nouveau and the École de Nancy. Its generous form invites a long pause while paying tribute to the flowing design language of the city around 1900.Built from wood and upholstered for private residential use, the chair combines comfort with hand-finished detail.Place indoors on a level floor. It is not intended for commercial use. Carrière has room for relaxation and perhaps one very good book.
Cast, carved and painted entirely by hand — no two alike.
Delivered by freight, kerbside. Free delivery from 1500 €; shipping is shown at checkout.
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Crafted from wood by skilled artisans, painted by hand and detailed with 24-carat gold leaf.
Handcrafted by artisans — no two are exactly alike. Every piece is signed by hand and registered in our database, proof of its authenticity.
Nur zur Nutzung in Innenräumen geeignet. Nicht zur gewerblichen Nutzung geeignet.
Size: B 74 × T 65 × H 87 cm.
Packed: 70 × 76 × 103 cm.
This is a bulky item — it ships by pallet, delivered to the kerbside. Goods are dispatched within the following 1–2 working days. Shipping is free over 1500 €; cost and time are shown at checkout.
Achtung Sperrgut! Dieser Artikel wird auf Palette frei Bordsteinkante angeliefert.
Armchair Carrière
Carrière is an extra-wide armchair inspired by Art Nouveau and the École de Nancy. Its generous form invites a long pause while paying tribute to the flowing design language of the city around 1900.Built from wood and upholstered for private residential use, the chair combines comfort with hand-finished detail.Place indoors on a level floor. It is not intended for commercial use. Carrière has room for relaxation and perhaps one very good book.
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painted, never printed
Sketched, carved, cast, painted, gilded, finished — six steps and many pairs of hands before a character is done. Layer upon layer of vivid colour laid down by artisans who have spent years learning the brushwork. No two are ever exactly alike; the hand is always visible.
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