Mid-Century Armchair in Leather and Bamboo from Tito Agnoli, 1960s

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Are you searching for a unique, trend-setting vintage element that balances organic warmth with architectural rigor? this original set of … Read more Are you searching for a unique, trend-setting vintage element that balances organic warmth with architectural rigor? this original set of 1960s lounge chairs, designed by the visionary tito agnoli, offers more than just seating, it offers a narrative of italian craftsmanship.

why choose this pair for your home?
these chairs are the perfect solution for those who reject mass-produced furniture in favor of pieces with soul. Their low-slung, ergonomic profile makes them an ideal choice for a sophisticated reading nook, a sun-drenched terrace, or as the focal point of a curated milanese-style living room.

we believe in preserving the past while ensuring a future. This set has undergone a complete conservative restoration. The dark-stained bamboo frames have been meticulously checked and stabilized. The original thick cognac saddle leather has been treated with professional conditioners to restore its suppleness and natural luster.

for your peace of mind and daily comfort, the rear support straps have been replaced with high-quality new leather to ensure maximum sturdiness.

ready for you: they are clean, robust, and ready to be lived in. Styling tip: we recommend adding a bespoke linen or velvet cushion to the seat to enhance the lounge experience. Whether placed in a minimalist interior or a lush outdoor patio (sheltered), these chairs adapt beautifully.

maintenance is simple: to keep the leather beautiful for decades, simply dust with a soft cloth and apply a neutral leather balm once a year. Avoid direct heat sources to prevent the natural hide from drying.

w.68 / d.65 / h.73 / h.seating 31 (cm) 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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