Point Chair attributed to Maurizio Salvato, 1985

Description

The Point Chair by Maurizio Salvato, produced in 1985 and presented at the Salone del Mobile, is an iconic piece … more The Point Chair by Maurizio Salvato, produced in 1985 and presented at the Salone del Mobile, is an iconic piece that reflects the innovative design ethos of its time. It features a leather armrest and a distinctive metal structure that provides both stability and modern aesthetic. The chair is characterized by its colorful fabric covering, which adds a playful and vibrant element to the design, making it not only functional but also a statement piece in any interior space. Salvato's work often emphasizes the intersection of form and function, and the Point Chair exemplifies this approach, merging artistic expression with everyday usability. This combination of materials and design philosophy has allowed the Point Chair to maintain its relevance in contemporary design discussions. The fabric has a soft fuzz and some minor dirt, showing signs of wear over time, and the lounge chair displays a discolored cylindrical seam. 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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