Chair (4) - Wood, Textile





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A set of four Scandinavian design chairs by Mobileffe (Cesano Maderno, Milan), from the Legnotre series, with a glossy beechwood frame and green alcantara upholstered seats, in blue, measuring 54 cm deep, 81.5 cm high and 45 cm wide, dating to 1970–1980 and in good used condition with minor age-related marks and stains.
Description from the seller
Very beautiful chairs produced in the 1970s by Mobileffe of Cesano Maderno (Milan), series “Legnotre.” In the photos, you’ll find an advertisement page from a contemporaneous Abitare magazine. The chairs are of extremely high construction quality—just look at the different wood joints and the quality of the finishes. Highly decorative objects, easy to integrate into any type of environment, very modern despite being over 50 years old and incredibly sturdy. Structure in glossy lacquered beech wood with padded seats upholstered in sturdy green Alcantara. Aesthetically preserved in excellent vintage condition, they show a few scratches and stains on the fabric, but no tears or defects worth noting. They can optionally be washed with a steam cleaner.
Very beautiful chairs produced in the 1970s by Mobileffe of Cesano Maderno (Milan), series “Legnotre.” In the photos, you’ll find an advertisement page from a contemporaneous Abitare magazine. The chairs are of extremely high construction quality—just look at the different wood joints and the quality of the finishes. Highly decorative objects, easy to integrate into any type of environment, very modern despite being over 50 years old and incredibly sturdy. Structure in glossy lacquered beech wood with padded seats upholstered in sturdy green Alcantara. Aesthetically preserved in excellent vintage condition, they show a few scratches and stains on the fabric, but no tears or defects worth noting. They can optionally be washed with a steam cleaner.

