The Théodore Armchair by Humbert & Poyet was inspired by the designer’s baby boy and his cute chubby little legs. Its aesthetic is inviting and comfortable whilst its seating is actually quite firm so that when sitting in it, the person can easily sit straight – a more formal posture that compliments the rather formal name “Theodore”. This gorgeous armchair is in walnut with a satin finish, upholstered in the fabric of your choice. The design in this picture is in a French linen, wool, and viscose Bouclé fabric.
Armchair in walnut with satin finish
Pictured in a French linen, wool and viscose boucle Bridget fabric by Pierre Frey
Also pictured in Chamonix ochre fabric by Holland & Sherry Discover the selection of fabric here
L 83 x W 95 x H 79 cm
L 32.6″ x W 37.4″ x H 31.1″
Seating height: 38.7 cm / 15.23″
Fabric required: 6 m / 6.6 yd
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The Théodore Armchair by Humbert & Poyet was inspired by the designer’s baby boy and his cute chubby little legs. Its aesthetic is inviting and comfortable whilst its seating is actually quite firm so that when sitting in it, the person can easily sit straight – a more formal posture that compliments the rather formal name “Theodore”. This gorgeous armchair is in walnut with a satin finish, upholstered in the fabric of your choice. The design in this picture is in a French linen, wool, and viscose Bouclé fabric.
Design and fashion enthusiasts Emil Humbert and Christophe Poyet founded their studio Humbert & Poyet in 2008. Both passionate about the great French tradition of the Decorative Arts as well as contemporary art, they work like sparring partners creating extremely spectacular spaces imbued with a luxurious feel. From the start, their unique style, bold and grandiose, has set them apart and given them the opportunity to work on some high profile commercial projects, such as restaurants and fashion stores. In less than ten years, the creative duo has put its stamp on some of the trendiest venues in the world.