1970 Vittorio Introini by Sabot Italian Design Chrome Chairs

Pair of Dining Chairs Design Vittorio Introini for Mario Sabot Italy, 1970 Chrome Metal Frame Blue Fabric Upholstery

1955, Tecno Black leatherette and metal frame.  

A stunning set of six mid-century modern dining chairs that seamlessly blend clean architectural lines with bold textile contrast. The design is strongly reminiscent of the work of Milo Baughman, known for his iconic collaborations with Thayer Coggin. These chairs capture the spirit of 1970s American design with their sleek chrome-plated frames and geometric forms. Each chair features a polished sled base that gives the design a light, floating presence while remaining incredibly sturdy. The seat and interior backrest are upholstered in a graphic blue-and-white woven fabric, offering subtle texture and visual rhythm. The reverse of the backrest is finished in luxurious navy blue mohair, adding depth, richness, and an unmistakably tailored touch. Thoughtfully proportioned and comfortably cushioned, this set is perfect for a dining room that seeks both modern sophistication and tactile warmth. Whether placed around a glass-top table or paired with a more organic form, these chairs will command attention while complementing a wide range of interiors. Hard to find in sets of six, especially with such striking upholstery, these chairs are a conversation piece that bridges vintage character with timeless design. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- When you purchase vintage furniture from Danish Modern NoHo...

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