Gaudi Chair by Vico Magistretti for Artemide, 1970s

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The Gaudi armchair is an iconic example of 1970s Italian design, created by design legend Vico Magistretti for Artemide. with … Read more The Gaudi armchair is an iconic example of 1970s Italian design, created by design legend Vico Magistretti for Artemide. with this design, Magistretti successfully translated the flowing, organic forms of Art Nouveau into the then-modern medium of plastic. The result is a chair that, despite its sculptural presence, exudes remarkable lightness and ergonomics. The color combination of this particular chair is perfectly suited to the era: the high-quality plastic frame in a very dark brown provides an elegant base for the contrasting yellow upholstery. The versatility of the design is particularly practical, as the upholstery can be removed if desired. The original yellow fabric brings precisely the joie de vivre into the room for which Italian design of that period became world-renowned. Original condition: The chairs are in excellent, original condition. The plastic has been professionally cleaned and shows no structural damage, only the typical signs of wear for its age. Upholstery: The yellow covers are intact and have been cleaned, so they are ready for immediate use. Thanks to its curved armrests and wide seat, the Gaudi offers exceptional comfort, making it the ideal dining chair for long evenings. It's not just a piece of furniture, but a true statement piece from an era when plastic revolutionized the design world. Price per chair. Individual purchase is possible.

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Seat height: 46.0 cm See less