Vintage Circle Dining Room Chairs from Metaform, Set of 8

Description

This beautiful set of eight dining room chairs, made by the renowned manufacturer Metaform, embodies the timeless elegance of the … more This beautiful set of eight dining room chairs, made by the renowned manufacturer Metaform, embodies the timeless elegance of the design from the 80s. The creative brain behind this piece of furniture is the designer duo Karel Boonzaaijer and Pierre Mazairac, whose creativity has passed the test of time. The seats radiate a modern aesthetics, with a frame that is professionally made of brushed metal. The metal, with its subtle shine, gives the seats a contemporary look. The upholstery, the original fabric, is daring red in color and adds a lively element to the dining room environment. One of the most striking features of this design is the unique semicircular frames. These frames create an optically floating effect, making the seats float in space. The result is a clean, streamlined appearance that attracts attention and at the same time adds a sense of lightness and spatiality to the dining room. The name of the model is also derived from this design element; Circle. This set is in original and usable condition, a true witness to the craftsmanship and the sustainability of metaorm furniture. The seats come from the first owner and witnesses of the care they have been treated. Moreover, their considerable weight of the high quality of the material used testifies. In essence, this set of eight dining room chairs offers a harmonious fusion of timeless design, high -quality materials and craftsmanship, making them a valuable addition to every dining room.

Country of origin: The Netherlands
Brand: Metaorm
Designers: Karel Boonzaaijer & Pierre Mazairac
Model: Circle
Period: 80s

Height: 84 cm
Seat height: 47.5 cm
Width: 52 cm
Seat width: 47 cm
Depth: 56 cm
Sitting depth: 44.5 cm This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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