Tl58 Dining Table and Sd57 Chairs attributed to Marco Zanuso for Poggi, Italy, 1970s, Set of 7

Details

Description

Stunning brown wooden dining table tl58 and 6 chairs sd57 crafted by the famous italian designer marco zanuso for poggi.

… Read more Stunning brown wooden dining table tl58 and 6 chairs sd57 crafted by the famous italian designer marco zanuso for poggi.

discover a masterpiece of mid-century modern design with this exquisite dining set by marco zanuso. The tl58 dining table is made from walnut wood. This table features a sleek and elegant silhouette, with a beautifully shiny walnut tabletop. The table's clean lines and minimalist design make it a timeless addition to any dining space. Above all, the architectural double x-legs emphasize the pure and strong lines of the design. The six sd57 chairs also stand out with their exceptional sculptural form and the laquered glossy finish of the wooden elements. The chair legs feature the same x shape as the table legs. Their seats are covered with the original black leather. The measurements of the chairs are:
90 cm h x 38 cm w x 50 cm d (33 cm depth of the seat) .
marco zanuso (born may 14, 1916, milan, italy – died july 11, 2001, milan, italy) was a leading italian modernist designer and architect in the era of the mid-century modern. His work covers an ample range of furniture designs, industrial designs, and also architectural projects. It was the form of the piece that truly interested and inspired him. During his professional career, marco zanuso was recognized by the triennale di milano in five different exhibitions, and he received the medaglia d’oro and five compassi d’oro between 1956 and 1985. You also can find some of his works in the new york museum of modern art, moma, permanent collection. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



issues arising from misattribution See less