A Scandinavian armchair from the 1960s in which teak and leather combine to define structure and comfort. The wooden frame features clean lines and balanced proportions, while the padded seat and backrest soften the design and create a deep, welcoming seat. The teak remains clearly visible in the structure, following the contours of the armrests and legs, while the leather upholstery introduces a textural contrast that enhances the armchair's construction. The result is a chair with a minimalist character, easily placed in a relaxation area or next to a coffee table or desk. An example of 1960s Scandinavian design in which the quality of the materials and the clarity of the structure become integral to the aesthetic.