Pierre Armchair

Original price was: $590.00.Current price is: $390.00.

Frame

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Materials	Dimensions
– Solid Ash Wood Frame – Natural Cane	H: 79 cm D: 56 cm W: 51 cm

Pierre Jeanneret Cane Armchair I Replica

Inspired by the timeless Chandigarh collection created by Swiss designer Pierre Jeanneret in the 1950s. Our rendition of the iconic, mid-century dining chair elevates any room with its instantly recognisable v shaped frame and beautiful rattan cane weave. Regardless of age, feels fresh and modern yet still adheres to all of the elements of style that have made PJ furniture so lasting and so sought after for over 100 years.

Replica Pierre Jeanneret Cane Chair also known as PJ Chair and Armchairs are constructed from beautiful Ash wood and is produced with European styling.

We love the idea of placing this chair in the corner of a bedroom or living room to create a stylish reading nook or using it as a dining chair

Warranty

We stand behind all our products.

We at DerLook are pleased to offer an outstanding guarantee on all our products! We proudly stand by the quality and craftsmanship of all our furniture pieces.

We do not compromise on any of the procedures and follow a strict protocol to ensure that the quality of our products is maintained. Hence, to sustain our devotion to quality, DerLook offers 2 year RTB warranty from date of delivery on all factory defects and 5 years warranty on all furniture parts.

Customer satisfaction is one of our key principles and we will work diligently to resolve any issues that should arise.

Defects/blemishes resulting from negligence, accidents, maltreatment or commercial use is not covered under the DerLook warranty

For further information refer to our Terms and Conditions

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Inspired By

Pierre Jeanneret (22 March 1896 – 4 December 1967) was a Swiss architect who collaborated with his cousin, Charles-Édouard Jeanneret (who assumed the pseudonym Le Corbusier), for about twenty years.