Pierre Cardin Dining Chair for Roche Bobois, circa 1970

This set of six sculptural dining chairs designed by Pierre Cardin for Roche Bobois, exemplifying the bold, architectural language of French design in the 1970s. Executed in black-stained wood with original black leather seat, the chairs feature distinctive high back articulated by contrasting horizontal wooden dowels, creating a striking rhythmic and graphic presence. The silhouette is both expressive and balanced, combining strong verticality with softened curves, while the leather seat provides comfort and refinement. An iconic and increasingly scarce model, this chair reflects Cardin’s avant-garde approach to furniture design and Roche Bobois’ commitment to progressive modernism during the period. A rare and highly collectible chair, suitable for both contemporary and mid-century interiors.

Please note there is signs of wear consistent with the age of the chairs.