Pair of armchairs Woodline, oak plywood, beige, by M. Zanuso, Arflex, Italy, 1960s.
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The pair of Woodline armchairs designed by Marco Zanuso for Arflex in 1964 exemplifies the Italian design of the 1960s, where functionality meets sculptural form. These armchairs feature a distinctive, curved frame made of bent plywood stained in a warm, reddish-brown oak tone with a semi-matte finish that highlights the natural wood grain. The fluid lines of the frame extend into wide, flat armrests, lending unity and a bold visual accent to the silhouette. The seat and backrest are filled with soft cushions upholstered in a cream-colored fabric with a pronounced, raised texture and a subtle floral and leaf motif in shades of beige and light brown. The proportions—low, wide seats and gently reclined backrests—emphasize comfort and invite relaxation. The craftsmanship is evident in the precise joinery and refined finishing, and the construction remains robust and enduring. The armchairs are in very good vintage condition: minor signs of age such as gentle patina on the wood and slight wear on the upholstery, but no major damage or repairs. These armchairs channel the spirit of Italian modernism—a form that seamlessly blends the sensuality of materials with the optimism of the 1960s. The wood, shaped into an organic curve, seems to narrate an era when design embraced new standards of comfort and broke previous boundaries. The soft, decorative upholstery evokes interiors where relaxation became a daily ritual and attention to detail permeated even the most functional objects. The
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Height70 cm
Width88 cm
Length75 cm
Dimension details
Length75 cm
Height70 cm
Width88 cm
Weight40 kg
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