Korium Armchairs by Tito Agnoli for Matteo Grassi, Italy, 1980s, Set of 6

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for sale is an exceptionally rare and elegant set of six „korium“ armchairs, designed by tito agnoli for the … Read more Description
for sale is an exceptionally rare and elegant set of six „korium“ armchairs, designed by tito agnoli for the renowned italian manufacturer matteo grassi. These chairs impress with their minimalist design language and the masterful craftsmanship of heavy saddle leather over a sturdy steel frame. A particularly striking detail is the contrasting black-edged trim against the light saddle leather, which skillfully highlights the chair’s clean silhouette and lines. Another rare feature of this set is the original loose cushions, with which the chairs were equipped from the very beginning. The chairs feature multiple original manufacturer labels—both discretely on the backrest and on the cushions themselves. They provide an even higher level of seating comfort and make this complete set of six a wonderful, harmonious addition to any stylish dining area. A striking design that convinces through its architectural rigor and timeless elegance. The chairs originate from an architect’s household and, according to the previous owner, date back to the 1980s.

condition
considering an age spanning several decades, the chairs are in a very well-maintained original condition. The light saddle leather displays an even texture with a light, authentic patina. The original cushions are also well preserved and feature neither cracks nor holes. The steel frame structure is stable, and the seating comfort is fully intact. To provide a transparent impression, each chair has been photographed individually in the final six pictures. Please note that the detailed photographs are an essential part of the condition .

dimensions
width: approx. 62 cm
depth: approx. 53 cm
height: approx. 85 cm
seating height: approx. 45 cm this piece has an attribution mark,
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