This pair of green chestnut and rope chairs were designed in the late 1930's in Italy, attributed to Guglielmo Pecorini, showcasing a simple yet functional design. The chairs feature a chestnut frame, which provides strength and stability, paired with rope seating and backrests that offer comfort and flexibility. The deep green cerused finish on of the chestnut wood adds a distinct character to the chairs, while the woven seat and back complements the overall structure. The design emphasizes clean lines and minimal ornamentation, typical of Italian modernist furniture during the period.

These chairs were featured in the March 1942 issue of Domus, a key publication in the Italian design and architecture scene. The inclusion in Domus highlights their significance within the broader context of mid-century Italian design. The combination of wood and rope reflects the material choices of the time, focusing on both practicality and aesthetic simplicity. The chairs are a notable example of 1930s/1940s rationalist Italian furniture.

Attributed to Guglielmo Pecorini, based on his furnishings designed for Casa Urbano Zaccagnini, Florence.

The listed price is for the Set of 2 chairs

Condition
These chairs received new papercord recently which is in very good condition with a beautiful pattern in the webbing. The frame colour is the original and we consciously left some patina and user related wear visible.

We have consciously chosen to photograph all of our items in their current state to present the real original condition as completely as possible for transparency towards our clients.

In case you have any additional questions about the original condition, always feel free to reach out and ask us for additional images. We do also offer services such as restoration and re-upholstery in case this is wished for.