This Double Caned Lounge Chair is inspired by the rare & sought-after design of Pierre Jeanneret, a renowned architect & furniture designer known for his iconic work on the Chandigarh projects. Our chair is made of high-quality reclaimed teakwood & features beautiful rattan caning, crafted with exceptional workmanship & finish that mimics the original design. The solid teak frame & flat profiled leg assembly give it a raw & powerful appearance, while the tilted backrest & square cane backrest & rectangular seat provide exceptional comfort. This is one of Jeanneret's rarer & less-known designs, which makes it a highly sought-after item among collectors & design enthusiasts. Only a handful of examples of this chair design are known to exist, including four that were ordered by architect Michel Weill for his apartment in Neuilly, & a pair that was ordered by architect Yves Korbendau for his home in Rabat, Morocco. Another lot was ordered by the famous gallery Kunstzalen DeJong-Bergers in Maastricht by the chief designer of the Dutch glassworks Kristalunie, Maximiliaan Verboeket. Our furniture products are handmade by local craftsmen in India with the highest respect for the original designs, & all the timber used is from reclaimed rafters of old demolished buildings, which makes it more resistant to warping than naturally aired new timber. We also use long strands of cane which results in fewer knots & is a very resilient material. Whether you're a collector or design aficionado, this rare armless easy chair is a must-have for any home or office. So why wait? Add our Pierre Jeanneret inspired Double Caned Lounge Chair to your collection today & experience the timeless beauty of modernist design. Rare Armless Easy Chair - Double Caned Lounge Pierre Jeanneret Inspired