Gilbert Rohde Att. Pair of American Armchairs in Red Velvet Damask and Wood

This exquisite armchair made in the 1950s is a perfect example of mid-century modern Italian design by the celebrated Gio Ponti followed by a certificate issued by the Ponti archives. With its sinuous lines, refined materials, and impeccable craftsmanship, this chair embodies the refinement and innovation that define Ponti's legendary work. The rich red velvet upholstery exudes an air of luxury and sophistication, elevating this chair to an iconic and highly desirable piece. The tactile softness of the fabric enhances the comfort of the seat, creating a perfect marriage of aesthetic beauty and functionality. Gio Ponti's approach to innovative furniture design is evident in the precise construction and attention to detail of this piece. The sturdy wooden frame ensures stability and durability, while the ergonomic structure allows for superior comfort. This chair is a testament to the golden age of Italian craftsmanship, when designers prioritized elegance and functionality, shaping pieces that remain timeless. The combination of graceful, flowing curves and solid, elegant wooden legs makes this chair a masterpiece of harmonious design, ideal for both contemporary and vintage-inspired interiors. This chair was created as part of luxury naval...

Elegant pair of 1950's Italian armchairs reupholstered in purple velvet fabric. Finishing the velvet seat is an elegant red velvet border that creates an elegant play of color. The f...

Pair of easy chairs, fabric, coated steel, Italy, 1960s These Italian easy chairs have a streamlined construction with elegant, subtle lines. When experienced from the side, a gentl...

A beautiful, restored armchairs designed by Henryk Lis. Furniture after full carpentry and upholstery renovation. The fabric, which is covered with a backrest and a seat, is a high-q...