1960s Pierre Paulin Tongue Chair in New Romo Mohair Upholstery
Originally designed in 1967 by celebrated French designer Pierre Paulin, the Tongue Chair (Model F577) remains one of the most iconic sculptural lounge chairs of the 20th century. Now part of the permanent collection at MoMA, its fluid, organic shape reflects Paulin’s avant-garde approach to comfort and form.
This vintage example has been newly reupholstered in a luxurious, plush mohair by the Romo Group, adding depth and richness to its already sinuous silhouette. Resting low to the ground with a gentle, wave-like curve, the chair invites a relaxed, reclined posture while making a bold statement in any space.
Originally designed in 1967 by celebrated French designer Pierre Paulin, the Tongue Chair (Model F577) remains one of the most iconic sculptural lounge chairs of the 20th century. Now part of the permanent collection at MoMA, its fluid, organic shape reflects Paulin’s avant-garde approach to comfort and form.
This vintage example has been newly reupholstered in a luxurious, plush mohair by the Romo Group, adding depth and richness to its already sinuous silhouette. Resting low to the ground with a gentle, wave-like curve, the chair invites a relaxed, reclined posture while making a bold statement in any space.
Originally designed in 1967 by celebrated French designer Pierre Paulin, the Tongue Chair (Model F577) remains one of the most iconic sculptural lounge chairs of the 20th century. Now part of the permanent collection at MoMA, its fluid, organic shape reflects Paulin’s avant-garde approach to comfort and form.
This vintage example has been newly reupholstered in a luxurious, plush mohair by the Romo Group, adding depth and richness to its already sinuous silhouette. Resting low to the ground with a gentle, wave-like curve, the chair invites a relaxed, reclined posture while making a bold statement in any space.
