1960s Set of 2 Yellow Fiberglass Toga Lounge Chairs Mid Century Modern Seating

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Beautiful Set Of Yellow Fiberglass Toga Lounge Chairs.
The Toga Chair Designed by Sergio Mazza For Artemide In The 1960s. … more Beautiful Set Of Yellow Fiberglass Toga Lounge Chairs.
The Toga Chair Designed by Sergio Mazza For Artemide In The 1960s.
These Toga Chairs Are Stackable.

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Dimensions Are: HEIGHT 25 X WIDTH 31.5 X DEPTH 31.5 X SEAT HEIGHT 14


INFORMATION: VIA WEBSITE ENCYCLOPEDIA DESIGN
The Toga is a type of chair that can be stacked, designed so one can be placed on top of another. Sergio Mazza created it in 1968, using a single piece of fiberglass. This material is heated then molded over a solid form to achieve its shape and hardens as it cools down. The Toga chair made its debut at the International Furniture Exhibition in Milan in 1969.

Artemide, a company based in Milan known for blending functional utility with elegance in its products, manufactured the chair. Companies like Cassina, Kartell, and Tecno, along with designers such as Ettore Sottsass and Gaetano Pesce, played significant roles in elevating Italy’s reputation in the field of consumer product design during the 1960s, establishing it as a major player on the global stage less