Arflex - Marcello Cuneo - Armchair (2) - Metal, Canvas - Cross Armchairs - 2 x Cross Lounge Chairs by Marcello Cuneo for Arflex (For Repair)

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Pair of Cross lounge chairs designed by Marcello Cuneo for Arflex, Italy, from the 1970s, with a metal tubular frame and brown fabric upholstery, dimensions 67 cm wide × 61 cm high × 70 cm deep, in discrete condition and requiring complete restoration.

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Description from the seller

Pair of armchairs model "Cross", designed by Marcello Cuneo in 1974 for Arflex. to be restored.
This model received an Honour Mention at the Compasso d'Oro Award in 1979.

The load-bearing structure is made of tubular metal, characterized by an X interlocking system: the two U-shaped tubes are connected to each other by a lightweight alloy joint; fabric covers with a load-bearing function are slipped over the two frames, supporting the seat and back cushions, padded with acrylic fibers.

Condition report:
The armchairs are structurally sound and solid. However, they remain in their original condition and require a complete restoration.
Metal frame: Solid, showing normal signs of wear and light scratches.
Upholstery and padding: The original fabric and internal padding are damaged and worn with time (as shown in the photos) and need replacement. A full re-covering and replacement of the foam are therefore necessary.
An excellent opportunity for collectors and fans of mid-century modern to customize the upholstery of a great Italian design classic.

Shipping notes:
Due to size and current conditions, pickup in the area is preferred, at the buyer’s expense, at Olgiate Comasco (CO).

Pair of armchairs model "Cross", designed by Marcello Cuneo in 1974 for Arflex. to be restored.
This model received an Honour Mention at the Compasso d'Oro Award in 1979.

The load-bearing structure is made of tubular metal, characterized by an X interlocking system: the two U-shaped tubes are connected to each other by a lightweight alloy joint; fabric covers with a load-bearing function are slipped over the two frames, supporting the seat and back cushions, padded with acrylic fibers.

Condition report:
The armchairs are structurally sound and solid. However, they remain in their original condition and require a complete restoration.
Metal frame: Solid, showing normal signs of wear and light scratches.
Upholstery and padding: The original fabric and internal padding are damaged and worn with time (as shown in the photos) and need replacement. A full re-covering and replacement of the foam are therefore necessary.
An excellent opportunity for collectors and fans of mid-century modern to customize the upholstery of a great Italian design classic.

Shipping notes:
Due to size and current conditions, pickup in the area is preferred, at the buyer’s expense, at Olgiate Comasco (CO).

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specific region of origin
Giussano, provincia di Monza
Title additional information
Cross Armchairs - 2 x Cross Lounge Chairs by Marcello Cuneo for Arflex (For Repair)
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
Arflex
Designer/artist/maker
Marcello Cuneo
Material
Canvas, Metal
Style
Mid-century modern
Colour
Brown
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
61 cm
Width
67 cm
Depth
70 cm
Estimated period
1970-1980
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