Giotto Stoppino 'Jot' Cognac Leather Tubular Chairs

Dining chair, saddle leather, chromed steel, Italy, 1970s This sturdy armchair is pure and clear in its execution, giving the chair both a simple yet stately appearance. The chrome-...

Tapio Wirkkala for Asko, set of six dining chairs, plywood, nickel-plated steel, Finland, 1950s Beautiful set of 'Nikke' chairs design by the Finnish designer Tapio Wirkkala. This ...

Set of six dining chairs, beech, leather, Italy, 1970s. A delicate set of chairs that are well-proportioned and will elevate one's dining area in a vigorous and strong way. The wood...

Pascal Mourgue for Steiner, set of 4 'Biscia' dining chairs, steel, cognac leather, France, 1960s. Set of four 'Biscia' cantilever chairs in patinated cognac leather designed by Pas...

Set of ten dining chairs, beech, leather, Italy, 1970s A delicate set of chairs that are well-proportioned and will elevate one's dining area in a vigorous and strong way. The woode...

Claire Bataille and Paul Ibens for 't Spectrum, four 'SE18' dining chairs, chromed steel and leather, the Netherlands, 1971-1974. Modern set of 4 dining chairs designed by Claire Ba...

Born 1926, Giotto Stoppino was one of the most relevant representative of the Italian Space Age movement. He worked as an architect but, most importantly, as a designer - penning obj...

Mid-Century Modern Italian set of Giotto Stoppino chairs with chrome structure and original fabric apholstery in brick-colored. If needed the chairs available are 5 pieces. The fab...

Set of six Alessia chairs with legs in tubular chromed metal and seats in white ABS, designed by Giotto Stoppino and manufactured by Driade in the 1970s. (Manufacturer's brand visi...

In Giotto Stoppino’s artistic production, the tubular metal represented a design paradigm around which to build an imaginary full of possibilities and the symbol of industrial production at the service of design. The JOT chair...

Cobra or Spirale chair designed by Giotto Stoppino in 1975. The spiral and cantilevered chrome structure supports a seat and clip-on back cushion in vibrant fuchsia velvet. The seat has a charming pleated detail around the perimeter. These statement chairs make a great dining, office or meeting chair. Their spiral shape reflects the radical design movement in Italy at the time, involving kinetic art, new materials and construction techniques for a modern world. In good general condition with small signs of age and wear consistent with age. Giotto Stoppino (1926-2011) was an Italian architect and designer, born near Milan in 1926. In 1968 he opened an independent studio and devoted himself mainly to home design, collaborating with some of the major Italian companies including: Acerbis, ArteLuce, Bernini, Calligaris, Driade, Heller New York, La Rinascente, Kartell, Raak Amsterdam, Rexite , Uchida Tokyo, Zanotta. In 1972 he took part in the exhibition "Italy: the New Domestic Landscape" in New York with the Arteluce "537" lamp and the small nesting tables...

Set of 6 faux leather chairs from Giotto Stoppino with Chrome frame, Italy 1970s.