Armchairs attributed to José Cruz De Carvalho for Altamira, Portugal, 1960s, Set of 2

Description

This striking pair of armchairs was designed by renowned Portuguese designer José Cruz de Carvalho for Altamira in the 1960s. … more This striking pair of armchairs was designed by renowned Portuguese designer José Cruz de Carvalho for Altamira in the 1960s. These mid-century pieces embody the clean, minimalist aesthetic typical of the era, highlighted by the elegant and refined lines of their restored solid undianuno wood frames. The dark, warm tones of the wood provide a beautiful contrast to the soft synthetic sheepskin fabric of the seats.

The craftsmanship of the chairs shines through in their sculptural yet functional form, with gently curved arms that flow into the frame, creating a harmonious balance between design and comfort. The blend of organic materials and sleek upholstery adds a modern touch while preserving the timeless character of these iconic armchairs. They remain in excellent condition, showing great care in their restoration, making them a perfect addition to any contemporary or vintage-inspired space.

Their subtle, yet distinctive design captures the essence of mid-century modern furniture and reflects the innovative work of Altamira during that period, offering both visual appeal and comfort. These chairs not only serve as seating but as artful statements within any interior. 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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