Set of six armchairs, navy blue plywood, grey metal, by G. Van Der Sluis, Netherlands, 1960s.
5 057 PLN
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This set of six armchairs, attributed to the 1960s design of Gijs Van Der Sluis, stands as a clear example of minimalist industrial furniture from the Netherlands. The structure is based on a robust tubular metal frame in a matte light grey finish, imparting a sense of visual lightness and emphasizing the geometric clarity of the form. The seats, backrests, and armrest caps are made of plywood in a deep, matte navy blue, with visible wood grain that adds subtle visual and textural depth. Prominent screws and joints are a distinctive feature, openly displaying their function and underscoring the material honesty and simplicity of the construction. The chairs are stackable, with frames and armrests aligning precisely for efficient storage. The listed price is for a complete set of six chairs. The chairs are in good vintage condition, with authentic, gentle patina and minor signs of use appropriate to their age; all parts appear original, with no visible restoration work. These chairs tell a story of the 1960s, when European furniture design sought a balance between utility and an aesthetic stripped of unnecessary ornamentation. The stark lines and restrained color palette evoke the spirit of postwar Dutch industrial interiors, where every detail was meant to serve practical everyday needs. The matte navy plywood and cool grey metal reference the hues of the urban landscape, and the subtle scuffs attest to decades of use—each chair as a silent witness to changing tastes, daily routines, and gatherings at the
DIMENSION
Height80 cm
Width48 cm
Length58 cm
Dimension details
Length58 cm
Height80 cm
Width48 cm
Weight60 kg
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