This vintage lounge chair is a striking example of Mid-Century Modern design with heavy Brutalist influences, likely dating from the 1960s or 1970s. Constructed from solid wood with a deep, dark stain, the frame features bold, oversized proportions and architectural slat-work on the arms and backrest that prioritize raw, geometric forms over delicate ornamentation. The low-slung silhouette and wide seat are characteristic of the era's move toward relaxed, grounded furniture. The chair is in fair to good vintage condition. The solid wood frame remains structurally sound, though it shows visible wear consistent with age, including scuffing, thinning of the finish on the armrests, and minor surface scratches. The original woven tweed upholstery is intact but shows significant fraying along the front edge of the seat cushion and general fading. Dimensions: 78cm x 70cm x 76cm