Vintage Lounge Chair and Two-Seater Sofas in Elm and Olive Green Upholstery from Maison Regain, 1970s, Set of 3

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Maison Regain Elm living room set upholstered in original olive green fabric, France, 1970s. Enhance your living space with the … Read more Maison Regain Elm living room set upholstered in original olive green fabric, France, 1970s. Enhance your living space with the exquisite Maison Regain living room set from 1970s France. This spacious and striking set elegantly combines comfort and style, making it a wonderful choice for entertaining guests and enjoying cozy evenings at home. Its adaptable configuration allows it to suit a variety of layouts, whether positioned in a corner, arranged in a straight line, or set up in an enclosed formation as depicted. Despite its generous proportions, this sofa emanates sophistication, featuring an elmwood frame that harmonizes beautifully with the original olive green fabric, creating a timeless aesthetic. This set includes one one-seater and two three-seater sofas. It seamlessly integrates with various interior styles, from modern minimalism to 70s modernism, enhancing any room's elegance. It's worth noting that while the living room set showcases some minor patina on the wooden components, adding to its unique character, the upholstery does display some signs of wear. For optimal enjoyment, consider reupholstering before use. The wood, however, remains in excellent original condition despite the minor patina. Selecting used mid-century furniture reflects a commitment to sustainability, allowing you to give these pieces a meaningful second, third, or even fourth life. Mid-century design items are often crafted with high quality, ensuring longevity; many carry a rich history. The subtle signs of wear offer a fascinating glimpse into the lives of previous owners. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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