In the landscape of modern design, few figures have left a mark as distinct as Pierre Paulin. His work in the mid-twentieth century redefined the language of comfort, softening the rigid lines of modernism with organic, human-centered forms. Paulin believed furniture should embrace the body rather than simply accommodate it, and through this philosophy, he transformed how we experience space.
His iconic pieces, such as the Mushroom Chair (1959) and Pumpkin Chair (1971), became symbols of a new era — one where design met emotion, and form met freedom. Their sculptural silhouettes and enveloping curves challenged convention, inviting people to sit, recline, and live within design rather than beside it.
The Paulin Lounge Chair by Loop + Twist draws from this spirit. Inspired by Paulin’s mastery of shape and proportion, it captures the same effortless balance between art and comfort. Its low stance, fluid lines, and curved profile evoke a sense of quiet confidence, a visual harmony that feels both modern and timeless.
Pictured in chestnut brown velvet, the Paulin Lounge Chair offers a tactile warmth that complements its sculptural form. The material is rich yet durable, crafted for long-lasting use in both residential and commercial settings.
For those seeking a more tailored expression, the chair is also available in velvet, woven, bouclé, suede, or corduroy, allowing each piece to adapt seamlessly to its environment.
More than a lounge chair, it is a statement of heritage and refinement. The Paulin continues a dialogue between past and present. A testament to the enduring power of thoughtful design.