Renovated vintage armchair/chaise longue, 1970s

Here is a vintage designer armchair with a sled base made of chrome steel tubing, an iconic piece that embodies the boldness of 1970s furniture. Its cantilevered structure, with continuous curves, offers a striking visual lightness: the seat appears to float, without distinct legs, in the pure tradition of "Freischwinger" design inherited from the Bauhaus movement. The seat and backrest, completely refurbished, are dressed in a herringbone-patterned anthracite grey fabric, enhanced by a quilted finish with wide parallel ribs running in the same direction across the seat and backrest. The stitching replicates the original fabric's pattern faithfully, resulting in a particularly meticulous renovation that respects the spirit and original line of the piece. This low armchair offers a sleek and minimalist design silhouette and a compact size, making it ideal for a reading nook, a bedroom, or a living room where one seeks a comfortable seat without visually overcrowding the space. Fully renovated, this armchair has been reupholstered with quality fabric, faithfully reproducing the original stitching pattern, and its chrome base has been cleaned and polished to restore its shine. Features: Type: designer armchair. Dimensions: H: 76 cm; Seat height: 44 cm; W: 54 cm; D: 69 cm. Materials: chrome steel tube structure, herringbone quilted fabric seat and backrest, anthracite grey colour, stitching faithful to the original pattern. Condition: fully reupholstered, very good condition; some signs of normal wear on the metal parts, not punctured and barely visible.