Mid-Century Model 300 Chair attributed to Joe Colombo for Pozzi, Italy, 1966

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MidCentury Joe Colombo "Model 300" chair for Pozzi, Italy '60s In 1966, Joe Colombo crafted a chairs known as the … more MidCentury Joe Colombo "Model 300" chair for Pozzi, Italy '60s In 1966, Joe Colombo crafted a chairs known as the ‘300’ model. Colombo prioritized practicality and the needs of the user, and these principles guided his design process. Colombo was convinced that functionality should come first, and the result was a complete focus on the user. Ahead of his time, he used the latest materials and technologies and many of his futuristic designs saw the light of day, and have become icons of the new way of living that is so widely appreciated today.The resulting chairs are both sturdy and comfortable, with a distinctive aesthetic. Notably, the chairs feature a simple frame with double horizontal slats, which serves as a constructive touch. Literature: Ignazia Favata, Joe Colombo Designer Catalogo Ragionato 1962-2020, p. 85. 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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