Chairs in elm and leather edition Maison Regain 1980 set of 6

This set of four dining chairs and two stools was produced by the French manufacturer Regain in the 1970s. Renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship in solid wood furniture, Regain became one of the leading names in French design during this period, creating timeless pieces inspired by the beauty of natural materials.

The entire set is crafted from solid elm, the signature wood of Regain, celebrated for its expressive grain, warm tones and remarkable durability. The clean, understated lines highlight the beauty of the timber while showcasing the outstanding quality of the cabinetmaking, where every detail reflects expert craftsmanship.

The four chairs feature brown leather seats and backrests from origin, beautifully worn and enriched by a natural patina acquired over decades of use. This authentic aging enhances the character of the leather and gives each piece a unique personality. The two matching stools complete the set perfectly and can be used as occasional seating or around a dining table.

The combination of solid elm and richly patinated leather creates a refined balance between the warmth of the wood and the elegance of natural leather, resulting in a set that is both comfortable and timeless.

With their authentic aesthetic, these pieces perfectly embody the spirit of 1970s French design, where the simplicity of the forms highlights the nobility of the materials. Their timeless silhouette allows them to blend effortlessly into contemporary, rustic, minimalist or wabi-sabi interiors.