Pair of "SZ08" Osaka armchairs by Martin Visser for Spectrum 60's

The "sz08" armchairs in white leather, designed by martin visser for spectrum in the 1960s, are emblematic pieces of modernist design of that era. These two lounge chairs, although in their original state with some traces of wear here and there, retain an undeniable charm and remain very suitable for objects over 60 years old. Each armchair measures 68 cm in height, 80 cm in width and 80 cm in depth, offering generous and comfortable seating. The white leather, despite the signs of time, adds a touch of timeless elegance, while the chrome structure presents a beautiful patina, testifying to their authenticity and history. Martin visser's design is distinguished by its clean lines and attention to detail, creating a perfect balance between functionality and aesthetics. These “sz08” armchairs perfectly embody this harmonious marriage, making them coveted pieces by lovers of vintage furniture and mid-century design. In short, these "sz08" armchairs are not only witnesses to the design history of the 60s, but also pieces that continue to bring style and comfort to any contemporary interior.