Ladies Model SZ66 Armchair by Martin Visser for Spectrum

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Experience the ultimate in dutch design with this iconic sz63 armchair, designed by the legendary martin visser for spectrum.

this … Read more Experience the ultimate in dutch design with this iconic sz63 armchair, designed by the legendary martin visser for spectrum.

this so-called “ladies” model is a beautiful example of mid-century minimalism: clean, geometric lines that perfectly combine functionality and aesthetics. Thanks to its compact and lower proportions, the chair offers an active yet highly comfortable seating position.

this design classic has recently been completely restored and is in absolute top condition. The internal structure has been fully renewed, ensuring optimal seating comfort once again.

for the upholstery, a high-quality fabric type odense has been chosen in a warm, dark yellow tone. This heavy-quality textile features a timeless bouclé effect that gives the armchair a rich texture and contemporary look. The contrast between the soft yellow fabric and the sleek black lacquered metal frame is striking. The wide armrests in solid wenge wood provide a perfect and characterful finishing touch.

with a total height of 68 cm, a width of 72 cm, and a depth of 70 cm, this armchair fits effortlessly into both modern and vintage interiors. The subtle seat height of 40 cm, a seat depth of 50 cm, and a generous seat width of 60 cm make this both a beautiful and stylish addition to your living space.

bring home an authentic piece of dutch heritage with this fully restored spectrum sz66, ready for decades of renewed enjoyment.

country of origin: netherlands
manufacturer: spectrum
designer: martin visser
model: sz66

dimensions:
height: 68 cm
seat height: 40 cm
width: 72 cm
seat width: 60 cm
depth: 70 cm
seat depth: 50 cm i have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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