Proposals P60 leather lounge chair by Vittorio Introini for Saporiti, Italy, 1960s

Rare 'Proposals' P60 leather lounge chair by Vittorio Introini for Saporiti, Italy, 1960s. An exceptional example of Italian Space Age design, this original 'Proposals' P60 lounge chair was created by visionary architect Vittorio Introini for avant-garde furniture maker Saporiti Italia in the 1960s. Key features: iconic angular silhouette in rich original leather, dramatic geometric form typical of radical 1960s design, excellent vintage condition with minor age-appropriate patina, rare collector's piece from Saporiti's experimental 'Proposals' line. Condition highlights: original leather upholstery with beautiful patina, structurally perfect with no tears or significant wear, minor surface marks confirming its authentic vintage character. Designer legacy: Vittorio Introini (1935-2015) was a Milanese architect who collaborated with Joe Colombo and pioneered futuristic designs. His work for Saporiti represents some of the most radical Italian furniture of the era, blending architectural precision with bold experimentation. The 'Proposals' line was Saporiti's platform for groundbreaking designs - each piece was essentially a prototype pushing boundaries of form and function, making surviving examples extraordinarily rare. Perfect for serious collectors of Italian avant-garde design, mid-century modern interiors needing a statement piece, and those appreciating radical 1960s architecture-inspired furniture.