Pierre Armchair
$590 $390
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PIERRE JEANNERET CANE ARMCHAIR｜ICON OF MID-CENTURY MODERNISM
Heritage form. Contemporary appeal.
Inspired by Pierre Jeanneret’s iconic Chandigarh collection from the 1950s, this cane armchair blends sculptural geometry with the warmth of natural materials. Defined by its signature V-shaped legs and handwoven rattan seat and backrest, this design remains timeless — effortlessly enhancing both modern and traditional interiors.
Our premium reproduction is crafted from solid ash wood with a refined matte finish, capturing the authentic spirit of the original while offering durability for everyday use. Whether placed as a feature chair in the living room or styled in pairs around a dining table, it brings quiet sophistication to any space.
Looking for a more minimalist version? Explore the Pierre Jeanneret Armless Chair for a sleek, streamlined silhouette.
Features
- Handcrafted ash wood frame
- Handwoven natural rattan cane seat & backrest
- Iconic V-leg Chandigarh design
- Suitable for living rooms, dining areas, and bedrooms
- Fully assembled for your convenience
Warranty
We Stand Behind All Our Products.
At DerLook, we take pride in the quality and craftsmanship of every piece we create. Each item is made under strict quality control standards to ensure lasting durability and satisfaction.
To uphold our commitment to excellence, DerLook provides a 2-year return-to-base (RTB) warranty from the date of delivery, covering any factory defects.
Please note that damage or defects caused by misuse, accidents, negligence, or commercial use are not covered under this warranty.
Customer satisfaction is at the heart of what we do, and our team is always here to help should any issue arise.
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.
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