Green "Selene" chair by Vico Magistretti / Artemide

The "Selene" chair, designed by Vico Magistretti for Artemide in the 1960s, revolutionised furniture design. Its development took years due to the intricate crafting of the distinctive S-shaped legs. Remarkably innovative, it became the first chair made entirely from a single piece of thermosetting plastic. The debut of its prototype at the Milan Triennial in 1968 marked a significant milestone, showcasing a groundbreaking design that redefined the possibilities in chair construction. In good vintage condition with a glossy finish, showing visible scratches to the seating surface and legs. In good vintage condition with a glossy finish, showing visible scratches to the seating surface and legs.