Aluminium Armchairs by Christian Duc for the Croixement Restaurant lc1 chair The combination of bent plywood

The combination of bent plywood and exposed tubular steel reflects the functional language of post-war Italian Modernist furniture

The angular leg structure and visible hardware emphasize their industrial character while maintaining a refined

4 inches | Base: 39 cm / 15

The tall backrests and restrained geometric construction reflect the architectural character of the design

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Aluminium Armchairs by Christian Duc for the Croixement Restaurant lc1 chair The combination of bent plywoodDesigned by Christian Duc for the Croixement restaurant and bar at Parc de la Villette, Paris, circa 1988, this pair of armchairs was conceived as part of the project's custom furniture collection. Each chair is formed from a single sheet of folded aluminium creating the seat and backrest, mounted to a painted tubular steel frame with exposed rivet fixings. Three square cut outs in both the seat and backrest repeat as a defining graphic element, while