Lino Sonego - Armchair - Velvet, Metal - Row consisting of three armchairs intended for a cinema hall.






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Original Italian-made row of three cinema chairs by Lino Sonego, with a metal frame and green velour upholstery, dimensions 160 cm wide, 80 cm high, 50 cm deep, seating height 36 cm, in good used condition with light signs of age and spots.
Description from the seller
Original row consisting of three armchairs intended for a cinema hall, produced by the Italian Lino Sonego (Pianzano, Treviso), recognizable by the mark on the frame.
Made with a solid painted metal frame and green velvet upholstery, these seats represent a typical example of functional furniture designed for cinemas and theatres of the second half of the twentieth century, characterized by an intense chromatic palette and a strong visual presence.
The armchairs are preserved in their original row configuration with side armrests, a comfortable seating, and compact proportions that facilitate their use even in domestic settings, creative studios, showrooms, or commercial environments.
Origin
Seats intended for a cinema hall and preserved in the original row.
Modular configuration
The row can be separated by removing the side brackets, preserving the structural integrity of the individual elements. It is therefore possible to reconfigure the composition into two-seat modules, a solution suitable for spaces with smaller footprints or for different interior design requirements.
General conditions are good, with normal signs of age and use: light traces on the frame and minimal signs on the upholstery visible in the photographs. Structurally solid and ready to use.
This row comes from a larger lot of seats from the same original set, sold separately: the photographs are representative of the model, configuration, and overall condition of the lot.
Shipping
Shipping is carried out with the frame disassembled to optimize transport costs. Reassembly is possible using the original hardware, without the need for structural modifications.
Decorative element suitable for domestic, commercial, or creative environments and capable of evoking the atmosphere of the historic twentieth-century cinema halls.
Original row consisting of three armchairs intended for a cinema hall, produced by the Italian Lino Sonego (Pianzano, Treviso), recognizable by the mark on the frame.
Made with a solid painted metal frame and green velvet upholstery, these seats represent a typical example of functional furniture designed for cinemas and theatres of the second half of the twentieth century, characterized by an intense chromatic palette and a strong visual presence.
The armchairs are preserved in their original row configuration with side armrests, a comfortable seating, and compact proportions that facilitate their use even in domestic settings, creative studios, showrooms, or commercial environments.
Origin
Seats intended for a cinema hall and preserved in the original row.
Modular configuration
The row can be separated by removing the side brackets, preserving the structural integrity of the individual elements. It is therefore possible to reconfigure the composition into two-seat modules, a solution suitable for spaces with smaller footprints or for different interior design requirements.
General conditions are good, with normal signs of age and use: light traces on the frame and minimal signs on the upholstery visible in the photographs. Structurally solid and ready to use.
This row comes from a larger lot of seats from the same original set, sold separately: the photographs are representative of the model, configuration, and overall condition of the lot.
Shipping
Shipping is carried out with the frame disassembled to optimize transport costs. Reassembly is possible using the original hardware, without the need for structural modifications.
Decorative element suitable for domestic, commercial, or creative environments and capable of evoking the atmosphere of the historic twentieth-century cinema halls.
