Eurochairs in Black Leather attributed to Hans Eichenberger for Girsberger, Switzerland, 1970, Set of 2

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Hans Eichenberger for Girsberger ‘Eurochair’ in Black Leather, Switzerland, 1970s – Set of 2 (2 Sets Available) This striking pair … Read more Hans Eichenberger for Girsberger ‘Eurochair’ in Black Leather, Switzerland, 1970s – Set of 2 (2 Sets Available) This striking pair of 'Eurochair' lounge chairs by Swiss designer Hans Eichenberger for Girsberger embodies the refined minimalism and industrial elegance that defined European modernism in the 1970s. Designed with precision and intent, these chairs pair supple black leather upholstery with a tubular chrome-plated steel frame, showcasing Eichenberger’s signature approach to ergonomic design and timeless functionality. with their sculptural silhouette and inviting proportions, the Eurochairs offer both visual impact and superior comfort. The segmented leather cushions, slightly curved for anatomical support, are generously padded and neatly tailored. The low-slung form is complemented by gently curved armrests and cantilevered front legs, giving the chairs a subtly floating appearance despite their robust construction. The combination of sleek chrome and soft, black leather exudes understated sophistication—perfect for modernist, industrial, or eclectic interiors. Designed and manufactured in Switzerland during the 1970s, these pieces reflect a high point in Swiss design when form and function were treated as equals, and furniture was crafted to last. Versatile in use, these chairs function beautifully as accent pieces, reception seating, or lounge companions. Their architectural lines and compact footprint also make them suitable for both residential and commercial interiors. 2 matching sets available. Priced per pair. Dimensions (each chair): Width: 75 cm Depth: 75 cm Height: 71 cm Seat Height: 39 cm Hans Eichenberger for Girsberger Switzerland, 1970s Sold by the pair. 2 pairs available. 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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