MUGO Wooden Armchair

$1,480.00

Couleur

Playful and warm wooden armchair inspired by the intimate corners of groves.

Inspired by the round-headed branches of the Mugo pine, the MUGO wooden armchair combines curves and right angles in a balanced and welcoming seat, adding a touch of freshness and playfulness to your interior. An invitation to settle down, take your time, with your head in a book or your face in the sun. It fits well in children's rooms and play corners.

Handmade in Quebec, each shelf is made to order from a selection of carefully chosen woods and finishes to highlight the natural beauty of the material.

Width: 21 1/2 in (54.6 cm)
Depth: 22 3/4 in (57.8 cm)
Height: 29 1/2 in (75 cm)
Seat height: 13 in (33 cm)
Seat can accommodate a decorative cushion of 20" x 20" (50 cm x 50 cm)

Livraison standard à 15 $. GRATUITE à partir de 140 $.

Final sale only.

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À propos de Le Tenon et la Mortaise

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Fondée en 2016 à Saint-Andre-de-Kamouraska, Quebec.

From their workshop in the Lower St. Lawrence region, Le Tenon et la Mortaise designs and manufactures minimalist, timeless and playful furniture. The duo values quality materials and traditional craft methods, offering adaptable, bespoke and functional pieces destined for the online market.

Furniture shapes the way we inhabit a space.
It supports everyday rituals, holds the objects we value and quietly evolves alongside the people who live with it.

At Le Tenon et la Mortaise, we design furniture that makes room—for living, creating, collecting and making a place your own.

Founded by Caroline Roberge and Benoit St-Jean, our studio grew from a shared desire to build a life where craftsmanship, family and creativity could evolve together. After meeting at Montréal's École d'Ébénisterie d'Art, we chose to establish our workshop in Saint-André-de-Kamouraska, on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River, where we could shape both our work and our way of life with intention.

Every piece is designed and handcrafted in our workshop from carefully selected North American hardwoods. Guided by traditional cabinetmaking, contemporary design and a deep respect for natural materials, we create furniture meant to endure—pieces that can be repaired, lived with and passed on.