A great pair of vintage 1950's Italian chairs newly re-upholstered in Dedar tweed fabric. Sold as a pair and only one pair is available.
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Dedar Tweed Fabric
1950's Italian
Seat Height 15"
Seat Depth 19"
Mathieu Matégot was a French-Hungarian designer and artist, born in 1910 in Hungary and later moving to France, where he became known for his innovative furniture designs in the mid-20th century. His unique style, which combined traditional materials such as metal and wood with modern techniques like perforation and bending, set him apart from his contemporaries and made him a key figure in the design world of the time. Matégot's work was influenced by the functionalist movement, but he also drew inspiration from nature, which is evident in his use of organic shapes and motifs in his designs. Matégot's most famous pieces include the "Copacabana" chair and his "Kangourou" coffee table, which feature his signature perforated metal work. He also designed lighting fixtures, shelves, and screens, and his designs were exhibited at major design events such as the Milan Triennale and the Salon des Arts Ménagers in Paris. Matégot's designs are still highly sought after today, and his work continues to inspire contemporary designers around the world. His legacy as a pioneer of modern furniture design has firmly established him as one of the most important designers of the 20th century.
Natasha Esch curates a selection of vintage and new items from around the world including original furniture from Hans Wegner, Arne Norell, Guillerme et Chambron and many more. Vintage pieces are either in their original vintage condition or newly reupholstered and available for purchase right off of our showroom floor. Natasha founded MONC XIII in 2012 with her husband, Matt Coffin. Prior to MONC XIII, Natasha was an Interior Designer in Los Angeles and earlier in her career was the President of Wilhelmina Models.
- Made in: Italy
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