Vittorio Gregotti Green Suede 60s Armchair

About the Item

Discover an authentic vintage design gem with our elegant 1960s Hollywood Regency-style armchair by renowned designer Vittorio Gregotti. Made of fine green suede and featuring refined brass-plated steel profiles, this armchair embodies the iconic arched shape that made the master designer famous. This extraordinary armchair is in excellent structural condition, with slight traces of oxidation and a subtle patina on the metal giving it an irresistible vintage charm. Bring home a piece of design history with this Vittorio Gregotti armchair, available as a limited edition in our designer furniture catalog. Product Name:Vittorio Gregotti Green Suede 60s Armchair Designer: Vittorio Gregotti Year of Design: 1960s Style: Hollywood Regency Main Materials: Green suede, brass-plated steel Distinctive Design: Vittorio Gregotti's iconic arc shape Typical Dimensions: 65x85xH70cm Comfort: High comfort due to ergonomic shape Typical Use: Lounge armchair, elegant piece of furniture Design Icon: This armchair represents a design icon of the 1960s Versatility: Suitable for various decor settings due to its classic style Current State of Design: Excellent structural condition with slight traces of oxidation, giving a lived-in feel Additional Notes: This Vittorio Gregotti armchair is a rare addition to your space, bringing with it the history and elegance of 1960s Italian design. Architect Vittorio Gregotti was a leading figure in contemporary Italian architecture. Born Aug. 10, 1927, in Novara, Italy, and died March 15, 2020, Gregotti left a significant mark on architectural and urban design. Here is some key information about his career and work: Education and Training: Vittorio Gregotti studied architecture at the University of Milan, where he graduated in 1952. He went on to earn a Ph.D. in architectural history from the University of Venice. Academic Career: In addition to his career as an architect, Gregotti has been an influential academic. He has taught at numerous universities, including the IUAV University of Venice and the University of Palermo, and has written several books on architecture and urbanism. Architectural Works: Vittorio Gregotti is known for his approach to modern architecture and urban design. Some of his most famous works include the Belem Cultural Center in Lisbon, the Opera House in Florence, and the Quartiere Matteotti residential complex in Padua. Urban planning: Gregotti has made significant contributions to urban planning in Italy and other countries. He has worked on urban redevelopment projects and advocated the importance of integrating architecture with its surroundings. Theoretical Contributions: In addition to his practical achievements, Gregotti has been known for his theoretical contributions to architecture. He advocated the importance of history and culture in contemporary design and influenced the architectural debate with his ideas. Legacy: Vittorio Gregotti was an architect of great resonance on the Italian and international scene. He helped shape the face of cities through his work and ideas. His legacy in architecture and urban planning continues to be studied and appreciated.

Creator:

Mario Sabot (Manufacturer),Vittorio Introini (Designer)

Dimensions:

Height: 27.56 in (70 cm)Width: 33.47 in (85 cm)Depth: 25.6 in (65 cm)

Style:

Hollywood Regency (Of the Period)

Materials and Techniques:

Steel,Suede

Place of Origin:

Europe

Period:

1960-1969