1960s Pair of Osvaldo Borsani P32 Midcentury Lounge Chairs

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Introducing the P32 Elegant Lounge Chair: Timeless Comfort, Unmatched Elegance

Step into the world of mid-century Italian design with the … more Introducing the P32 Elegant Lounge Chair: Timeless Comfort, Unmatched Elegance

Step into the world of mid-century Italian design with the P32 Elegant Lounge Chair, a masterpiece created by Osvaldo Borsani in 1956 and proudly produced by Tecno Italy. This iconic lounge chair stands as a testament to Borsani's commitment to both comfort and style.

Immerse yourself in the well-proportioned seat of this comfortable armchair, supported by metal rods with brass head sides. The mixed wool upholstery, in excellent condition, not only adds a touch of luxury but also ensures a delightful tactile experience.

What truly sets the P32 apart is its progressive swivel and return mechanism. Imagine indulging in a moment of relaxation, and with a seamless motion, the chair automatically returns to its pre-set position. This innovative feature is a testament to Borsani's forward-thinking design, marrying functionality with sophistication. This early edition also still has the original solid brass 'Tecno' manufacturer's roundels.

The P32 lounge chair has earned its place as a true Italian design icon over the years. Its timeless silhouette and meticulous craftsmanship make it a coveted piece for design enthusiasts and collectors alike. The manufacturer's label proudly displayed on the frame, as seen in the images, attests to the authenticity and heritage of this exceptional piece.

Don't miss the chance to bring home a piece of design history. Elevate your living space with the P32 Elegant Lounge Chair – where comfort meets elegance, and innovation stands the test of time. Make a statement with a true Italian design icon.

Literature:
Domus, ‘Nuova poltrona per la serie’, 342, May 1958
Osvaldo Borsani, Gramigna and Irace, p. 278-27
Osvaldo Borsani – architect, designer, entrepreneur, Giampiero Bosoni, 2018, p. 464 - 465.
Repertorio 1950–1980, Giuliana Gramigna, Milan 2001, ill. p. 179
1000 Chairs, Ch. & P. Fiell, Cologne 1997, p. 352 less