Wrightwright Chairs by Nanda Vigo for Driade, 1972, Set of 6

Description

Stunning and iconic set of 6 Wright Wright chairs designed by Nanda Vigo and produced by Driade in 1972.
The … more Stunning and iconic set of 6 Wright Wright chairs designed by Nanda Vigo and produced by Driade in 1972.
The chairs are made of square chromed steel in excellent general condition and lined in black fabric, also in excellent condition except for two chairs which have a slight discoloration due to exposure to the sun, which overall absolutely does not compromise functionality and aesthetics .
Set currently unobtainable on the market and very rare.

G. Gramigna, Repertoire of Italian design 1950-2000 for home furnishings, Allemandi, Turin 2003, p. 201.

Product Name: "WrightWright" chairs by Nanda Vigo for Driade 1972
Designer: Nanda Vigo
Year of Design: 1972
Style: Vintage
Main Materials: Chromed steel, black fabric
Distinctive Design: Attractive design, strong lines
Dimensions: H85x46x48cm
Comfort: Seats equipped with comfortable padding
Typical Use: Dining room, office
Current State of Design: Excellent overall condition except for two chairs which have slight discoloration due to sun exposure
Additional Notes: Set currently unavailable on the market and very rare.

Nanda Vigo (1936-2020) was a renowned Italian designer and architect, known for her distinctive style combining art, design and architecture. Graduated from the Polytechnic Institute of Lausanne, she collaborated with leading figures of the Zero movement such as Piero Manzoni and Lucio Fontana. His work is characterized by the innovative use of light and transparent and reflective materials, creating spaces that offer unique sensory experiences.
Vigo has received numerous awards, including the Domus Formica award and the New York Prize for Industrial Design. His legacy endures through his works, exhibited in museums and galleries internationally, and his influence continues to inspire contemporary design. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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