Pair of armchairs designed by Isamu Kenmochi, circa late 1960s.

These armchairs perfectly embody the style of Japanese modernist design. Their bentwood structure creates a continuous line between the armrests and the base, giving the piece a soft, fluid silhouette. The seat, generously padded and upholstered in a textured green fabric, offers both comfort and understated elegance.

Here, Kenmochi reinterprets the shapes of pre-war Japanese chairs with a distinctly modern spirit, typical of the 1960s and 70s. A beautiful synthesis of traditional craftsmanship and modernism.

Manufacturer: Akita Mokko, circa 1965.
Provenance: Hôtel à Hokkaïdo, Japon

• Height 68 cm / 27"
• Width 63 cm / 25"
• Depth 55 cm / 21 "