Idlor Armchairs by Angelo Mangiarotti for Lorenzon, 1960s, Set of 4

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This rare set of four “idlor” armchairs was designed by the acclaimed italian architect and designer angelo mangiarotti for lorenzon, … Read more This rare set of four “idlor” armchairs was designed by the acclaimed italian architect and designer angelo mangiarotti for lorenzon, produced in italy during the 1960s. Known for his architectural precision and sculptural language, mangiarotti’s work bridges art, design, and structure—and the “idlor” chair is a perfect example of his refined approach to modern seating. Each chair is constructed from solid wood, featuring bold cylindrical front legs and square rear posts that connect to a wide, floating backrest. The angular armrests are clean and minimal, highlighting the structural clarity mangiarotti is celebrated for. These pieces speak to the balance between simplicity and elegance—where every line and joint serves both function and form. The chairs have been fully restored by skilled artisans. The wood frames have been refinished in a rich, warm walnut tone that enhances the grain and depth of the material. The seats and backrests have been professionally reupholstered in a textured light blue fabric, providing a subtle and contemporary contrast to the dark wood while staying true to the vintage spirit. Perfect as statement seating in a dining room, office, or gallery-style interior, these chairs are highly collectible and increasingly rare on the market. Their unique form, comfortable proportions, and historical significance make them an exceptional addition to any curated space.

dimensions: h 67 x w 67 x d 46 cm seat height: 46 cm condition: refinished and reupholstered. Minor vintage wear consistent with age and careful restoration. 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



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