20th Century Thomas Rietveld Orange Wool Fabric Pair Of Utrecht Armchairs 1

Pair of Utrecht armchairs designed by Gerrit Thomas Rietveld in 1935, an iconic example of early modern Dutch design. Characterized by their striking geometric composition, the chairs feature bold, rectilinear armrests and legs that create a sculptural, architectural presence. Fully upholstered in a vibrant orange wool fabric, they are accented by visible stitching along the edges, emphasizing both craftsmanship and construction. Originally conceived for Metz & Co. in Amsterdam, the Utrecht model reflects Rietveld’s rational and experimental approach, rooted in the principles of the De Stijl movement. The design balances comfort with a strong visual identity, making it both a functional seating piece and a statement object. These armchairs remain among the most recognizable and celebrated works of 20th-century design, appreciated for their timeless aesthetic and historical significance. Ideal for both modern and eclectic interiors, they bring a bold touch of color and form to any space. Measurements: W 64 x D 85 x H 70 cm