Mirandolina Armchair by Pietro Arosio for Zanotta, Italy, 1993

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Pietro Arosio “Mirandolina” Arm Chairs for Zanotta, Italy, 1993 – 22 Available, Priced Per Chair Designed by Pietro Arosio for … Read more Pietro Arosio “Mirandolina” Arm Chairs for Zanotta, Italy, 1993 – 22 Available, Priced Per Chair Designed by Pietro Arosio for Zanotta in 1993, the “Mirandolina” arm chair is a sleek example of Italian minimalist design—functional, elegant, and versatile. with its clean lines and sculptural presence, the chair is as much a design object as it is a practical seating solution. Constructed from powder-coated metal, the chair features a perforated seat and backrest that lend a sense of lightness while enhancing comfort and airflow. The curved tubular armrests extend outward in a fluid motion, softening the strong geometry of the frame. Designed for flexibility, the chair is stackable, lightweight, and suited to a range of settings. Equally at home indoors or outdoors, the durable materials and open structure make the Mirandolina ideal for outdoor patios, garden seating areas, or covered terraces, as well as modern dining rooms, workspaces, or hospitality settings. The neutral silver-grey finish complements a wide variety of architectural and natural environments. This listing includes 22 chairs, each priced individually. They may be purchased as a full set or in smaller quantities, subject to availability. All chairs are in very good vintage condition, with minor traces of use such as light scuffs or surface wear consistent with age. Each piece is structurally sound and retains its original finish. Dimensions: Height: 83 cm Width: 50 cm Depth: 60 cm Seat Height: 48 cm Produced by Zanotta, a leading force in Italian design, the Mirandolina chair represents understated elegance with enduring functionality—perfect for those seeking thoughtful design indoors or out. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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