This modular armchair from Italy, dating to the 1960s, embodies the spirit of Italian modernism with clear references to mid-century modern aesthetics. Its robust metal frame is slightly elevated by low, almost invisible black plastic feet, creating the illusion that the piece floats just above the floor. The upholstery is a deep, burnt orange velvet with a pronounced, crumpled texture, playing with light and shadow across its surface. The generously wide, low seat merges seamlessly into a substantial, rounded backrest—devoid of visible seams, buttons, or decorative stitching—emphasizing the purity of the form and an uncompromising focus on comfort. The silhouette is compact and geometric, while the velvet's subtle sheen shifts with the light. The condition is very good, with only natural creases and a gentle patina on the velvet’s surface, free from major signs of wear or restoration.This chair seems to narrate the story of 1960s Italian avant-garde, when design became a statement of freedom and bold experimentation with color. The plush velvet and assertive geometric form evoke the optimism of postwar Europe, reflecting an era open to new sensations and collective experience. This is a piece that comments on its surroundings as much as it inhabits them—its presence echoing a time when every detail mattered and comfort was inseparable from artistic expression. The brick-orange textile, paired with a restrained, minimalist structure, conjures interiors where materiality and creativity coexisted in a quietly expressive dialogue.It can be paired
DIMENSION
Height76 cm
Depth83 cm
Width60 cm
Dimension details
Width60 cm
Height76 cm
Depth83 cm
Seat height37 cm
Seat width60 cm
Seat depth48 cm
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