Doron Hotel Armchair
Designed in 1947 for the Hôtel Doron in Méribel Les Allues, this armchair emerged from Charlotte Perriand's sustained dialogue with Alpine vernacular architecture, a tradition shaped by necessity, natural material, and communal warmth. The chair carries that sensibility without nostalgia.
The frame is solid wood, its joinery direct and unhurried. Generous polyurethane foam padding softens the silhouette while allowing the underlying structure to remain legible. The result is a chair that offers genuine rest without surrendering its formal authority.
Reissued by Cassina as part of the Maestri collection, the Doron armchair sits among Perriand's most considered works, pieces that reconcile the handmade with the modern, the regional with the universal. It is furniture shaped by place and by purpose, and it reads that way in any room it enters.
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Doron Hotel Armchair
Designed in 1947 for the Hôtel Doron in Méribel Les Allues, this armchair emerged from Charlotte Perriand's sustained dialogue with Alpine vernacular architecture, a tradition shaped by necessity, natural material, and communal warmth. The chair carries that sensibility without nostalgia.
The frame is solid wood, its joinery direct and unhurried. Generous polyurethane foam padding softens the silhouette while allowing the underlying structure to remain legible. The result is a chair that offers genuine rest without surrendering its formal authority.
Reissued by Cassina as part of the Maestri collection, the Doron armchair sits among Perriand's most considered works, pieces that reconcile the handmade with the modern, the regional with the universal. It is furniture shaped by place and by purpose, and it reads that way in any room it enters.
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Designed in 1947 for the Hôtel Doron in Méribel Les Allues, this armchair emerged from Charlotte Perriand's sustained dialogue with Alpine vernacular architecture, a tradition shaped by necessity, natural material, and communal warmth. The chair carries that sensibility without nostalgia.
The frame is solid wood, its joinery direct and unhurried. Generous polyurethane foam padding softens the silhouette while allowing the underlying structure to remain legible. The result is a chair that offers genuine rest without surrendering its formal authority.
Reissued by Cassina as part of the Maestri collection, the Doron armchair sits among Perriand's most considered works, pieces that reconcile the handmade with the modern, the regional with the universal. It is furniture shaped by place and by purpose, and it reads that way in any room it enters.
