Dal Vera Chairs

Italian modern chairs in rattan by Dal Vera with radial structure, 1970s Set of four chairs made entirely of rattan. The backrest and the two armrests are made of radial slats, the c...

This well-constructed pair of chairs was manufactured by Dal Vera and selected by the influential designer and architect Charlotte Perriand (1903–1999) for the Les Arcs ski resort, l...

Set of 2 Chairs, 1970 Dal Vera, 'Les Arcs' chairs, selected by Charlotte Perriand, a ski resort in the Alps in the southeastern of France. Black Leather Seat Metal Chromed Frame

Set of six leather and chrome chairs. Selected by Charlotte Perriand for Les Arcs c1960. Great patina to the leather. Leather has been professionally re conditioned. Small repair t...

Charlotte Perriand; Les Arcs; France; 1970s; L'Art de Vivre; Modernism; Le Corbusier; Mid-Century Modern; France; Dal Vera 'Les Arcs' chair, selected by Charlotte Perriand, France...

Dal Vera 'Les Arcs' chair, selected by Charlotte Perriand, France, 1970s Les Arcs; Chairs; Charlotte Perriand; Cassina; France; French Design; Chrome; Cognac Leather; Dining Chairs;...

Set of two italian bamboo folding chairs very confortable, embellished with brass hinges and rods produced by Dal Vera mid 60s.  

6 Extremely well realized faux Bamboo and Twig (real) dining chairs with exceptional style from the Italian firm Dal Vera. Rustic, with mottled color, they are in fine condition with...

Group of 7 chairs made of rush and wicker, Production Dal Vera 1960. In the mood of Arpex International, Mario Lopez Torres, Galerie Maison & Jardin, Jansen, Dal Vera, Vivai Del Su...

Set of six Dal Vera dining chairs c.1960s, Italy. The chairs were selected by Charlotte Perriand for the French ski resort, Les Arcs. Perriand was in charge of sourcing many of the r...

This Les Arcs chair was designed and manufactured by Dal Vera, and chosen by Charlotte Perriand for the alpine resort of Les Arcs in the Tarentaise Valley during the 1960s. The frame is made of chrome metal. The seat with the backrest is made of high-quality natural leather in a cognac color. The chair is slight and comfortable. The designer called her chairs "machines for sitting", which were to fulfill the functions for which they were designed and adapt to human needs. Charlotte Perriand was a French architect and designer. Her work was aimed at creating functional living spaces in the belief that better design helps create a better society. In his article L'Art de Vivre from 1981 he states: The art of living is an extension of the art of inhabiting - living in harmony with the deepest urges of man and with his adopted or fabricated environment. At twenty-four, Charlotte Perriand approached Le Corbusier and asked to join the famous designer studio. Le Corbusier rejected it, commenting on the famous sentence that we do not embroider pillows here. A few months later, after seeing her Bar sous le toi at the Salon D'Automne exhibition in Paris, he apologized and hired her. Perriand worked for him for ten years, working with Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret on many projects, most notably the tubular steel chair set...

Set of sixchairs. Structure made of solid oakwood, with seat upholstered in grey cotton velvet. Made in Italy by Dal Vera Congeliano house.