A set of 4 Isocèle stools - 1970s - Max Sauze

A set of 4 stools from the 'Isocèle' series, designed by Max Sauze and manufactured by Atrow in France during the 1970s. While the 'Isocèle' series is primarily known for its wire-frame nesting tables and magazine racks, seating pieces from this line were produced in considerably smaller numbers and are far less common. The design relies on a geometric structure of thin, bent steel wire that forms a rigid cubic grid. Each stool holds a removable square seat cushion upholstered in leather. Four pieces are available, showing minor variations across the set: three feature a chrome-plated steel frame, while one has a black-coated finish. The cushions are executed in two distinct shades of tan leather. They are in good original condition. The chrome frames show a visible patina with surface wear and light pitting typical of age. The black-coated frame shows minor wear to the finish. The leather cushions remain soft and well-preserved, showing light traces of use.