Chaise Tout Bois Chair a finish:Dark Oak (Protective Varnish) - Oak First produced in 1950

First produced in 1950

offering directional light

He has contrasted metal

Supplied with fixing screws

The Canteen table results from a commission that Very Good & Proper received to develop a cost-efficient table solution for the Canteen Baker Street restaurant in London

Chaise Tout Bois Chair a finish:Dark Oak (Protective Varnish) - Oak First produced in 1950Chaise Tout Bois Chair by Jean Prouv for Vitra. Chaise Tout Bois is a robust and well designed chair constructed entirely out of wood. It is an evolution of the iconic Standard chair, but the Chaise replaced its metal legs with wood. The Second World War created a scarcity in metal, resulting in innovation and experimentation in wooden furniture. The rear legs of the chair hold the majority of the weight of the user's body and it took a few prototypes