Set Of six Italian chairs by Gigi Sabadin for Stilwood in white bouclè

Important and Magnificent set six chairs designed by the great French interior designer Renè Drouet from the 1930s, specifically from 1938. The set is an important composition of chairs also published in the 1938 Asembles Mobiliers catalog. Their frame is lacquered wood, with a freshly refreshed seat and back in white bouclé. The restoration that has taken place has not affected the originality of the seat at all, and its original form and interior have not been altered. Of great thickness, the chairs have an innovative design with soft shapes and rounded lines. In fact it may look like a contemporary line, but the French designer through these forms clearly anticipated the times! It can also be traced back to an innovative Renè Drouet Art Deco line, where the black wood typical of French Art Deco, highlights the futuristic soft lines. Its armrests made of tubular wood...

Rare set of six Italian chairs designed by architect Vito SanGirardi for the Pallante shop in Bari, Palo del Colle in the 1950s. The set is made of sturdy mahogany wood. Its seat is ...

Allow me to take you on a journey to the enchanting world of Italian chairs from the 1950s, crafted by the esteemed ISA BERGAMO manufacture. These chairs exude a timeless charm that ...

Set of vintage French chairs in wood designed in the 60's, of fine French manufacture. The chairs have been reupholstered in white bouclé fabric. ...

Lovely set composed of six wooden chairs designed in the 50's, of fine Italian manufacture. The structure of the chairs is linear, with four supporting legs, with a pointed shape, while the back is straight with a slightly curved cut of the wood. The chairs are entirely made of light wood in the frame, while dark green leather in the seat. The seat and back are connected: in fact, the leather upholstery rises from the seat to the middle of the back, giving a unique touch to the seat. The leather is fixed to the structure by means of round brass studs in patina, typically vintage. Another peculiarity of the chair is the shape of the top of the backrest, which sees the woodwork at the two ends create two soft indentations, while the middle part goes down more, creating a beautiful ornament. The shape of the chair seat is also peculiar, as towards the outside it becomes more pointed and the wood also tapers, while going towards the center of the seat the wood is thicker and strengthened. The chairs are very beautiful and are ideal for furnishing vintage...

Beautiful set composed of 12 chairs, designed by the group of designers and architects B.B.P.R. in the 1950s, fine Italian manufacture. The chairs have a very simple wooden structur...

Gigi Sabadin for Stilwood, set of six chairs, plywood, Italy, 1970s. An inventive design by the Italian Gigi Sabadin, these chairs are made ...

Gigi Sabadin for Stilwood, set of ten chairs, plywood, Italy, 1970s. An inventive design by the Italian Gigi Sabadin, these chairs are made ...

"Model S" set of 4 Gigi Sabadin, Stilwood Italy, 1973 Stockable chairs Plywood with ash veneer The chairs are in good condition with normal wear and tear due to their age.

Set of four ‘Poeta’ dining chairs by Gigi Sabadin for Stilwood, Italy, 1970s. This chair is made out of moulded ash plywood and are all in a very well presented and original conditio...

The set of 4 dining chairs "Esse" designed by Italian designer Gigi Sabadin for Stilwood in 1973 is a remarkable example of 1970s design. These chairs are constructed from bent plywo...

Set of 4 chairs in curved plywood by Gigi Sabadin for Stilwood, Iltay, 1970s.