
W&M 25 - Curule Armchair in collaboration with Tristan Auer
by Walter & Moretti
Material
Beige Lacquer
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The W&M 25 Curule Armchair comes from a collaboration between Walter & Moretti and Tristan Auer, an interior architect whose practice centers on Parisian luxury interiors.
The piece takes its name from the Roman curule seat and reworks that historical form through Walter & Moretti's aluminum craft. A glossy, curved cream-colored aluminum base runs close to the ground, its fluid lines consistent with the spatial design vocabulary the brand developed in the 1970s. Above it, a dark brown seat of horizontal slats is suspended on a connecting strap. The contrast of the warm wood-toned textile against pale aluminum gives the chair its visual tension. Small silver accents mark the joints.
Like every piece in the Walter & Moretti catalog, the Curule Armchair is a limited edition, handcrafted in France by a select team of technicians and artisans. Available through Monde Singulier.
W 94 x D 50 x H 59 cm
W 37.01 x D 19.69 x H 23.23 in
Materials: Beige lacquered aluminum, polished aluminium and black leather
About
Walter & Moretti
Olivier Oksman is a French interior architect and aluminum furniture designer, trained at École Camondo in Paris. He is the owner and creative director of Walter & Moretti, an aluminum furniture brand established in 1972, today one of France's most consistent voices in collectible design.
Walter & Moretti's aesthetic draws directly from the space age vision of the 1970s: clean geometric volumes, pure lines, minimal ornamentation. Oksman works within the brand's founding language while refining it; each piece carries the visual logic of that era without becoming nostalgic. The result is furniture that reads as contemporary without erasing its origins.
Every Walter & Moretti creation is a limited edition, handcrafted in France by a select team of skilled artisans and technicians. Aluminum is worked with a precision more common to industrial fabrication than furniture making, but the finish remains unmistakably hand-produced: slight surface variations, considered proportions, no two identical pieces.
In parallel, Oksman leads Studio Walmo, where he designs objects for furniture publishing houses and creates interiors for luxury yachts, high-end hotels, and private residences across Europe and beyond.
Walter & Moretti's aluminum pieces are available on Monde Singulier alongside other limited-edition collectible design objects made in France, a catalog for those who approach furniture as they would an art acquisition.










