Chaise Longue attributed to T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings, 1960s

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This stunning chaise longue, designed by t.h. Robsjohn-gibbings and crafted in the late 1950s by the renowned greek manufacturer saridis … Read more This stunning chaise longue, designed by t.h. Robsjohn-gibbings and crafted in the late 1950s by the renowned greek manufacturer saridis of athens (σapιδhς), embodies the perfect balance between elegance and history. Every line of its silhouette tells the story of an era of refined simplicity, where modern design fused with the classical harmony of ancient greece, which so deeply inspired gibbings' genius.

recently reupholstered in soft, enveloping cotton fabric, this chaise longue has been given new life without losing its original essence. The new upholstery, in a delicate mustard hue, beautifully complements the original wooden frame, which remains true to the craftsmanship of the 1950s. The warmth and texture of the cotton make this seat even more inviting, while the wooden structure, elegant and sturdy, tells the story of a past era, standing strong in its authentic splendor.

the slim, gently tapered legs gracefully support the extended seat, inviting you to lie down and immerse yourself in a moment of pure relaxation. Every detail has been designed to offer a sensory experience: the visual lightness of the structure, the softness of the cotton, and the historical legacy that can be felt with every glance.

this chaise longue is not just a piece of furniture; it is a journey through time, a blend of past and present, where craftsmanship and modern design come together to create something timeless. 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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