Set of black lacquered wooden chairs with leather, Swiss architect's work, 1980s.

Set of black lacquered wooden chairs with leather, designed by a Swiss architect in the 1980s. These chairs are characterised by a rigorous construction, consisting of a square-section wooden frame that forms a strict structure, within which a leather seat and backrest are fitted. The absence of decoration and the precision of the lines highlight an architectural approach to furniture, where each element contributes to a balance of proportions and solids. The contrast between the black wood and the tan leather enhances the graphic reading of the whole, in a spirit that is both minimalist and radical, typical of confidential productions resulting from private commissions. Likely custom-made for an interior or professional space, in a logic of overall coherence between architecture and furniture. Switzerland, 1980s.