Artifort F157 Oyster Lounge Chair by Pierre Paulin
The Artifort F157 Oyster lounge chair, designed by Pierre Paulin in the 1970s, is a true masterpiece of Dutch modern design. With its sculptural organic form and exceptional comfort, this iconic lounge chair perfectly embodies Paulin’s revolutionary approach to seating design. Upholstered in a striking purple fabric and supported by elegant metal legs, the Oyster chair makes a bold yet sophisticated statement in any high-end interior.
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Pierre Paulin (1927–2009) created the F157 for Artifort during a period that defined modern lounge seating. The chair’s enveloping shell is engineered to follow the natural contours of the body, offering both visual softness and ergonomic support. Its low, wide stance and flowing silhouette make it ideal for refined living rooms, boutique hospitality spaces, or curated mid-century collections.
This vintage Artifort Oyster chair is highly sought after by collectors and interior designers for its timeless appeal and museum-worthy presence. The vibrant purple upholstery adds a contemporary edge while remaining faithful to the playful spirit of 1970s design.
Key features:
- Authentic Artifort F157 Oyster lounge chair
- Designed by Pierre Paulin in the 1970s
- Iconic organic mid-century modern form
- Comfortable molded shell with quality upholstery
- Elegant metal leg base
- Statement piece for high-end interiors
Specifications
Designer: Pierre Paulin
Manufacturer: Artifort
Model: F157 Oyster
Origin: Netherlands, 1970s
Materials: Upholstery, metal
Measurements:
- Height: 90 cm
- Width: 82 cm
- Depth: 93 cm
Condition:
Excellent, minor signs of wear. Clean without any stains.
Price excluding shipping:
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