"Solaris" Leather Chairs by Franco Vattolo for Ibisco, Italy, 1970s

Set of six "Rea" chairs by Paolo Tilche for Arform. Squared black metal frame and thick cognac leather. Also available another chair with hair-on leather cover.

"Vivalda" lounge chair by Claudio Salocchi for Sormani. White lacquered wood frame supporting a black leather seat.

Set of four Musme' chairs by Emilio Nanni for Fly Line. Essential metal frame with inborn elegance.

Pair of SD51 Golem chair by Vico Magistretti for Poggi. Sinuous long backrest, lacquered frame and leather covering. A third single piece available

Italian midcentuty modern design, set of four dining chairs “121” model designed by Afra & Tobia Scarpa and produced by Cassina from 1965 with solid wood structure and wooden seat an...

A very pleasant set of six 'model 300' chairs designed by Joe Colombo in 1965 for the Italian manufacturer Pozzi. Colombo was convinced that functionality should come first, and the ...

A chic pair of walnut side chairs by B&T Gruppo Industriale Salotti. The wide chocolate brown leather seats and backs with crisp white leather pipin...

Wonderful set of Sapporo dining chairs designed by Mario Marenco for Mobil Girgi in Italy in 1970. These chairs are made from Italian walnut with a stunning grain pattern. The seats are original and have aged beautiful, showing a charming, worn-in leather look. What makes these chairs special is their unique design. They have a hammer-shaped backrest that looks nice and provides good support. The seats are wide and comfortable for long meals. One cool thing about these chairs is how they're put together. Two slim slats go from the top of the backrest all the way down to the bottom, where they connect with a horizontal slat. This design makes the chairs look simple and modern. Kindly note that the chairs are priced and sold in a set of 6 but we have 12 of these chairs available as shown on the pictures. Mario Marenco was born in 1933. He studied archi­tec­ture in Naples and won research grants for Stock­holm and Chicago. In 1960 he opened in Rome his own atelier of archi­tec­ture and...