Mid-Century Grey Velvet Lounge Chair attributed to Isa Bergamo, Italy, 1950s

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Mid-century lounge chair by isa, bergamo, italy, 1950s

h76 x w69 x d73 cm (seat height: 36 cm)

(29.9 in. … Read more Mid-century lounge chair by isa, bergamo, italy, 1950s

h76 x w69 x d73 cm (seat height: 36 cm)

(29.9 in. H x 27.2 in. W x 28.7 in. D | seat height: 14.2 in.)

this striking mid-century lounge chair, crafted by the esteemed italian manufacturer isa bergamo in the 1950s, effortlessly embodies the refined elegance and sculptural form associated with post-war italian design. The chair features sleek, softly contoured lines, beautifully re-upholstered in a rich grey velvet that enhances its modernist silhouette. Its slender, tapering legs in patinated brass lend an air of weightlessness and contrast elegantly with the deep upholstery, adding a touch of opulence.

the curved wingback design and generous seat depth offer exceptional comfort without sacrificing style, making this piece ideal for both a statement corner in a living room or as part of a sophisticated interior ensemble.

about isa, bergamo

isa (industria salotti e arredamenti), based in bergamo, was a leading italian furniture manufacturer throughout the 1950s and 1960s. The company collaborated with some of the most innovative designers of the period, including gio ponti, aldo morbelli, and paolo buffa, producing pieces that are now considered icons of italian modernism. Isa’s creations are highly regarded for their craftsmanship, sculptural quality, and luxurious materials — making them highly collectible and sought after on the international market.

whether you’re a seasoned collector of italian mid-century design or seeking a single standout piece, this isa bergamo lounge chair represents a perfect blend of comfort, craftsmanship, and heritage.

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wear consistent with age and use. 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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