S33 armchairs in leather, attributed to M. Stam for Fasem, Italy – 1970

The 1970s were a period of great innovation in furniture design, and the chairs inspired by the iconic S33 model by Mart Stam (1899-1966) for Fasem are a perfect example. These chairs, with their cantilevered tubular metal structure, embody the essence of modernism and the technical ingenuity of the time. They stand out with their chrome tubular metal frame, creating a floating effect without traditional rear legs. This pioneering cantilever design offers a unique combination of style and comfort. The white cowhide leather used for the seat and backrest adds a touch of luxury and sophistication while ensuring durability and comfort. These chairs are iconic, using industrial materials to create pieces that are both functional and aesthetic. This series of chairs also reflects the era's interest in new techniques and industrial materials. These chairs are not just design objects but also witnesses to the evolution of furniture in the 20th century. They capture the spirit of the 1970s, a period marked by a bold exploration of forms and materials. In summary, these chairs are a celebration of innovation and modernist design, combining elegance, comfort, and technical ingenuity. ******** Era: 1970. Excellent condition. Delivery possible in France and internationally. Dimensions: Width: 58 cm. Depth: 57 cm. Height: 76 cm. Seat height: 43.5 cm. Reference: 011024.