Description
Pair of armchairs designed in 1969 by Gianni Pareschi and Ezio Didone for DAM (Divisione Arredamenti Moderni), in a very rare original version of the period, prior to the 2007 re-edition by Busnelli. The armchairs are distinguished by their decisive and rationalist aesthetic, with a chromed tubular steel structure and natural leather seat, elements that combine industrial rigor and visual comfort. An icon of Italian design of the Sixties, they represent a perfect balance between formal minimalism and high-quality materials. These examples, belonging to the first production, are particularly sought after by collectors and lovers of authentic modernism.
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DISCOVER MOREDescription
Pair of armchairs designed in 1969 by Gianni Pareschi and Ezio Didone for DAM (Divisione Arredamenti Moderni), in a very rare original version of the period, prior to the 2007 re-edition by Busnelli. The armchairs are distinguished by their decisive and rationalist aesthetic, with a chromed tubular steel structure and natural leather seat, elements that combine industrial rigor and visual comfort. An icon of Italian design of the Sixties, they represent a perfect balance between formal minimalism and high-quality materials. These examples, belonging to the first production, are particularly sought after by collectors and lovers of authentic modernism.
