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JEAN PROUVE, Tecta Grand Repos Lounge Chair

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Jean Prouvé's Grand Repos lounge chair, designed around 1930 and manufactured by Tecta in the 1980s, is crafted with a sprung seat steel construction and leather upholstery. Initially unveiled at the UAM exhibition in 1930, it later found its place in Prouvé's personal residence. In 1980, Prouvé made slight modifications to the design for Tecta. Their reedition resulted in only 1000 copies, since Prouvé's heirs ceased production after his death, making it a highly sought-after item, particularly when accompanied by the ottoman.

This set remains in good condition with a nice patina on the leather.

h x w x d: 92 x 60 x 107 cm / weight: 27 kg

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SOLD - destination Liège, Belgium

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About Jean Prouvé

Jean Prouvé (1901–1984) was a French designer, metalworker, and builder known for his direct approach to construction and material. Starting from wrought iron, he developed a modern language based on folded sheet metal, where structure and form are inseparable.

Through the Ateliers Jean Prouvé, founded in 1931, he produced furniture and architectural elements using industrial methods, from metal chairs and tables to prefabricated buildings. His work is defined by a clear construction logic, where each element follows its function.

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