Set of 4 Chairs by Gigi Sabadin for Stilwood from the 70s

Set of 4 bent plywood chairs by Gigi Sabadin for Stilwood, Italy, 70s

Crafted from elegantly curved plywood and featuring intricate Vienna straw detailing, these chairs perfectly balance style and functionality.

Authentic icons of mid-century Italian design, these chairs embody the perfect balance between formal experimentation and masterful craftsmanship.

They are distinguished by their zigzag sculptural structure which gives them a dynamic and architectural character.

The backrest and seat feature elegant Vienna straw inserts that visually lighten the profile and add a touch of tradition.

The geometric lines and angular silhouette evoke the modernist aesthetic and functional research typical of Sabadin's work.

These chairs are not just furnishing objects, but works of design conceived with technical rigor and artistic sensitivity.

Ideal for sophisticated environments, galleries, architectural studios or private collections, they represent an investment in style and authenticity.

Measurements: width 45 cm and total depth 48 cm.

Height up to seat 42 cm and total height 75 cm.

Conservation: excellent condition.

They are intact and stable.

A conservative restoration was carried out, therefore it was decided to leave the signs of use and patina of time and the old chippings and wear of the wood were repaired.

The Vienna straw is as good as new.

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