Pair of Adriano Piazzesi Italian 1970's lounge chairs; the whole with channel and tufted upholstery, the sides and back are curved and covered in a warm brown Italian leather. The chairs are constructed of original solid wood structure and have been completely restored in our professional studio and are newly reupholstered in a Belgian textured creamy/white wool and cotton. The design, fabrication and form are highly indicative of the glamorous and playful style of Italy during the 1970's and would make a sculptural and statement piece for any interior style.
Made in Italy, circa 1970, designed by artist and sculptor, Adriano Piazzesi (1923 – 2009).
Size: 25" back height x 15 1/2" seat height x 35" wide x 36" deep
Designer, painter and sculptor, Adriano Piazzesi (1923 – 2009) approaches projects in the light of the relationship between the object and its user. His work is not a tool for him, but rather an integral part of marketing and production, into which he can pour his artistic sensibility and attitude. Piazzesi has been active since the sixties: he studied architecture, from which he acquired the taste for designing the structures underlying surfaces, yet his interests have never been limited solely to the professional aspect of a designer.
Pair of Adriano Piazzesi Italian 1970's lounge chairs; the whole with channel and tufted upholstery, the sides and back are curved and covered in a warm brown Italian leather. The chairs are constructed of original solid wood structure and have been completely restored in our professional studio and are newly reupholstered in a Belgian textured creamy/white wool and cotton. The design, fabrication and form are highly indicative of the glamorous and playful style of Italy during the 1970's and would make a sculptural and statement piece for any interior style.
Made in Italy, circa 1970, designed by artist and sculptor, Adriano Piazzesi (1923 – 2009).
Size: 25" back height x 15 1/2" seat height x 35" wide x 36" deep
Designer, painter and sculptor, Adriano Piazzesi (1923 – 2009) approaches projects in the light of the relationship between the object and its user. His work is not a tool for him, but rather an integral part of marketing and production, into which he can pour his artistic sensibility and attitude. Piazzesi has been active since the sixties: he studied architecture, from which he acquired the taste for designing the structures underlying surfaces, yet his interests have never been limited solely to the professional aspect of a designer.
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