Set of 4 rationalist wooden dining chairs, in the style of Giuseppe Pagano, 1940s.

A set of four wooden chairs in the Italian rationalist style from the 1940s, reflecting the taste of architect and designer Giuseppe Pagano. Characterized by their sober construction and pronounced geometric proportions, these chairs embody the functional principles of Italian rationalism. Straight legs with a square section support a simple wooden seat, while the openwork backrest is formed by two vertical posts and a slightly curved horizontal backrest. The chairs retain their original gray paint finish, which shows significant signs of wear, losses, and marks of use accumulated over the decades. This raw surface gives the set a unique character while revealing the underlying natural wood in places. Their sober architectural form and authentic construction make these chairs well-suited for both a dining table and a contemporary interior as statement pieces.