Set of 4 metal and vinyle armchairs attributed to Shiro Kuramata - Around 1988

Rare : superb pair of leather armchairs, Marcel Breuer Wassily, fasem edition 1983. . Sublime patina. . Two damages that you can see on the leather (see photos), and slight wears on the steel which in no way detracts from the beauty of these pieces in vintage condition. . Marcel Lajos Breuer, born May 21, 1902 in Pécs (Hungary) and died July 1, 1981 in New York, was an architect and furniture designer who was an influential modernist. One of the fathers of modernism, Breuer had a great interest in modular constructions and simple shapes. . Marries Willy Rizzo Perriand Guariche Artemide Mortier Le Corbusier Prouvé Reggiani Paulin Ico Parisi Knoll Guermonprez Eames Gascoin Charles Ray Guzzini Magisttreti Interform Bertoia Hans Wagner Osvaldo Borsani Motte Minvieille Vintage Lighting Castelli Reggiani Magnani Paolozzi Herman Miller Minvielle Minimalist Brutalism 1950s 1960s 1970s Mid Century 1930s Architecture Prouvé Roche Bobois 1980s Adnet Ceramic sandstone and Mategot or Ron Arad design...

Rare leather lounge chair, Saporiti by Giovanni Offredi. . 1970s. . Superb patina. . Dimensions : Length : 180cm Width : 80cm Height : 68cm . The previous owner is 1m90 tall, this lounge chair will accommodate people of all sizes ??. . Giovanni Offerdi ITALIAN, 1927-2007 About his mid-century modern furniture designs, which marry minimalist simplicity with elegance and symmetry, Italian designer Giovanni Offredi once said, "Beauty should not be confused with appearance, for the latter is the superficial part of the form". Born in Milan in 1927, Offredi was not trained as an architect, unlike many of his contemporaries in the first half of the 20th century. He also didn't start designing furniture until later in his career. Its first known pieces of furniture were commissioned by wealthy Milanese families in 1960. It was not until the late 1960s - when Mr. Offredi met Sergio Saporiti, owner of Italian furniture manufacturer and design store Saporiti - that his furniture designs have become more prominent. In 1970, Offredi joined forces with Saporiti and produced several lines of innovative and modernist furniture. Among the most outstanding pieces by Offredi are the Wave chair, sofa and chaise longue, with its soft curves, the Onda coffee...

4 wooden armchairs by Pascal Mourgue, covered in fabric, 1980s. . The wood is black and the foam seats are upholstered in green and black speckled fabric. . These four chairs are pro...

Unique symetrical armchair or rocking chair by Jean Michel Sanejouan - for the Atelier A / MMM as editor, 1960s / 1970s, France. . Metal with a stunning patina. . In vintage conditi...

Designed by Shiro Kuramata, 1960s Japanese steel wire mesh "Sing Sing" armchair with roll form back and front to seat supported on a chrome tubular frame.

The "How High the Moon" armchair, a masterpiece conceived by the esteemed Japanese designer Shiro Kuramata, is crafted from nickel-plated steel mesh and produced by Vitra in Switze...

Japanese Post-War Design (1960s) steel wire mesh "Sing Sing" arm chair with roll form back & front to seat supported on a chrome tubular frame. (Shiro Kuramata).  

Shiro Kuramata's ‘How High the Moon’ chair is famously ironic for its use of thin metal mesh to reinterpret the form of a traditionally wide an...