The pair of armchairs highlighted was made in Italy in the 60s, imitating the style of the iconic “Milord” armchair, designed by the famous Italian designer Marco Zanuso and produced by Arflex.
This model features shaped rosewood sides that also act as supporting feet, combined with an ergonomic and enveloping padded seat.
The model pictured has a red velvet upholstery. The upholstery is not the original from the period but was made later, likely in the 80s or 90s.
Preserved in good condition. They are stable and intact.
The wooden frame has some signs of peeling especially on the edges at the bottom.
Additionally, the upholstery has some discolored and stained areas. The marks can be seen in the detailed photos.
Measurements: width 74 cm – depth 87 cm – height 80 cm – height up to seat 42 cm.
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