The Eugène armchair by Christophe Delcourt is the perfect embodiment of ergonomic design and refined elegance, created to offer an enveloping, luxurious seating experience. With its high backrest and fluid lines, Eugène offers exceptional comfort while maintaining a striking, sculptural presence.
The armchair’s design deconstructs traditional comfort, reimagining its components with invisible joints that create a seamless integration of form and function. Its solid, yet lightweight profile is perfectly complemented by a sleek base finished in glossy lacquer, accentuating its clean, linear design.
Eugène is an ideal companion for the Emile sofa and Maylis and Odile coffee tables, effortlessly completing a sophisticated living room arrangement. Whether upholstered in soft fabric or luxurious leather, this armchair harmonizes design and comfort with subtle, refined style.
“Furniture is first and foremost an element of seduction. We maintain a daily relationship with it, it participates in our environment in the same way as architecture or a piece of art. What interests me today more than anything is to work on this link between practices which, although different, are intended to exist together, smoothly, without one drowning out the other.”
— Christophe Delcourt
The base of Eugène is made of Polimex, an innovative material that emphasizes environmental sustainability through the use of recycled materials and complete recyclability at the end of its life cycle, thereby contributing to a significant reduction in CO2 emissions and environmental responsibility in high-quality furniture. Innovative techniques allow for a glossy finish that enhances and enriches the aesthetic.
Christophe Delcourt is a self-taught designer who honed his craft within French manufacturing ateliers, mastering materials, traditional techniques, and the art of fine furniture making. In 1995, he founded Delcourt Collection, a benchmark in French design, known for its commitment to craftsmanship and refined, understated elegance.
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“Furniture is first and foremost an element of seduction. We maintain a daily relationship with it, it participates in our environment in the same way as architecture or a piece of art.”
Christophe Delcourt
Eugène
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