Italian Faux Bois Concrete Garden Chairs
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France 1960s
W 44cm D 48cm
Handcrafted to mimic the texture, grain, and presence of real tree trunks, each chair captures the soulful charm of traditional faux bois (French for “false wood”)—a historic craft in which artisans carve concrete to resemble natural timber.
These chairs feature beautifully weathered patinas, detailed bark textures, and rich, earthy tones that make them feel like living sculptures. Their curved seats offer a surprisingly comfortable sit, while their heavy, grounded form makes them ideal for both indoor and outdoor environments.
These faux bois chairs embody a timeless European garden tradition while doubling as functional seating. They bring warmth and fantasy to minimalist spaces, complement lush outdoor environments, and add sculptural interest to patios, entryways, sunrooms, or modern rustic interiors. Setprice
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