Pierre Paulin Butterfly Chair

Pierre Paulin's Butterfly Chair, also known as the F675, reduces a chair to two essential elements: a sculptural wire frame and a suspended sling seat. First introduced in the 1960s, the design has become one of Paulin's most recognizable works, with examples held in major museum collections around the world. This example pairs the architectural stainless steel frame with a newly made black sling that follows the proportions and character of the original. The contrast between the crisp fabric and open wire structure gives the chair its distinctive lightness, while the suspended seat provides relaxed, supportive comfort.