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Hauteville Concrete Rocking Chair by Lyon Béton

Happy JastaBy Happy JastaDecember 27, 2018No Comments2 Mins Read
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Inspired by the mid-century modern design, Henri Lavallard Boget has designed the Hauteville concrete rocking chair for Lyon Béton. It is made with glass fiber reinforced concrete shell, rebar legs, and birch plywood runners. The chair has an ergonomic and comfortable seat, while also having a smooth texture as a result of the fine sanding done by the maker.

Like any other concrete furniture, the Hauteville concrete rocking chair boasts an industrial look, which also makes it an attention- grabber. Despite being made of unconventional materials, it is a minimal yet a contemporary chair design. Measuring 64 x 71 x 72 cm, it weighs just 20 kg and is perfect to be used as an accent chair.

Also Read: These Wearable Chairs Won’t Let You Go Weak in the Knees

Henri portrays the Hauteville concrete rocking chair as a true contemporary image of the chairs of the ’50s. If you wish to purchase this cool chair it is available for about 640€ ($729) at Decovry.  

Hauteville Concrete Rocking Chair by Lyon Béton
Image: Lyon Béton
Hauteville Concrete Rocking Chair by Lyon Béton
Image: Lyon Béton
Hauteville Concrete Rocking Chair by Lyon Béton
Image: Lyon Béton
Hauteville Concrete Rocking Chair by Lyon Béton
Image: MOM/Lyon Béton
Hauteville Concrete Rocking Chair by Lyon Béton
Image: MOM
Hauteville Concrete Rocking Chair by Lyon Béton
Image: Lyon Béton
Hauteville Concrete Rocking Chair by Lyon Béton
Image: MOM/Lyon Béton

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