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Vittorio Nobili, pair of Medea chairs for Fratelli Tagliabue, 1950s

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The "Medea" chair by Vittorio Nobili for Fratelli Tagliabue is a significant piece of Italian design from the 1950s. Vittorio Nobili, an Italian architect and designer, is known for his innovative use of materials and his contributions to the modernist movement in Italy. The Medea chair is celebrated for its iconic design, which combines elegance, simplicity, and comfort. It features a sculptural shell seat made from molded plywood, which provides both support and flexibility. The chair's gently curved backrest and seat are designed to cradle the body, ensuring ergonomic comfort for the sitter. One of the defining characteristics of the Medea chair is its innovative manufacturing technique. Nobili pioneered the use of molded plywood in furniture design, pushing the boundaries of traditional craftsmanship and embracing modern industrial processes. The result is a chair that is not only aesthetically pleasing but also durable and lightweight. The Medea chair is often supported by slender metal legs, adding to its visual lightness and sophistication. It is typically available in a range of finishes, allowing for customization to suit different interior styles and preferences. Nobili's Medea chair for Fratelli Tagliabue is regarded as a classic of mid-century Italian design, admired for its timeless elegance and timeless appeal. Its innovative use of materials and its emphasis on both form and function make it a cherished piece among collectors and design enthusiasts alike, embodying the spirit of Italian modernism. This lot features a pair of chairs (2 pieces). Seat height 45cm width 46 cm height 79 cm
The "Medea" chair by Vittorio Nobili for Fratelli Tagliabue is a significant piece of Italian design from the 1950s. Vittorio Nobili, an Italian architect and designer, is known for his innovative use of materials and his contributions to the modernist movement in Italy. The Medea chair is celebrated for its iconic design, which combines elegance, simplicity, and comfort. It features a sculptural shell seat made from molded plywood, which provides both support and flexibility. The chair's gently curved backrest and seat are designed to cradle the body, ensuring ergonomic comfort for the sitter. One of the defining characteristics of the Medea chair is its innovative manufacturing technique. Nobili pioneered the use of molded plywood in furniture design, pushing the boundaries of traditional craftsmanship and embracing modern industrial processes. The result is a chair that is not only aesthetically pleasing but also durable and lightweight. The Medea chair is often supported by slender metal legs, adding to its visual lightness and sophistication. It is typically available in a range of finishes, allowing for customization to suit different interior styles and preferences. Nobili's Medea chair for Fratelli Tagliabue is regarded as a classic of mid-century Italian design, admired for its timeless elegance and timeless appeal. Its innovative use of materials and its emphasis on both form and function make it a cherished piece among collectors and design enthusiasts alike, embodying the spirit of Italian modernism. This lot features a pair of chairs (2 pieces). Seat height 45cm width 46 cm height 79 cm
The "Medea" chair by Vittorio Nobili for Fratelli Tagliabue is a significant piece of Italian design from the 1950s. Vittorio Nobili, an Italian architect and designer, is known for his innovative use of materials and his contributions to the modernist movement in Italy. The Medea chair is celebrated for its iconic design, which combines elegance, simplicity, and comfort. It features a sculptural shell seat made from molded plywood, which provides both support and flexibility. The chair's gently curved backrest and seat are designed to cradle the body, ensuring ergonomic comfort for the sitter. One of the defining characteristics of the Medea chair is its innovative manufacturing technique. Nobili pioneered the use of molded plywood in furniture design, pushing the boundaries of traditional craftsmanship and embracing modern industrial processes. The result is a chair that is not only aesthetically pleasing but also durable and lightweight. The Medea chair is often supported by slender metal legs, adding to its visual lightness and sophistication. It is typically available in a range of finishes, allowing for customization to suit different interior styles and preferences. Nobili's Medea chair for Fratelli Tagliabue is regarded as a classic of mid-century Italian design, admired for its timeless elegance and timeless appeal. Its innovative use of materials and its emphasis on both form and function make it a cherished piece among collectors and design enthusiasts alike, embodying the spirit of Italian modernism. This lot features a pair of chairs (2 pieces). Seat height 45cm width 46 cm height 79 cm
The "Medea" chair by Vittorio Nobili for Fratelli Tagliabue is a significant piece of Italian design from the 1950s. Vittorio Nobili, an Italian architect and designer, is known for his innovative use of materials and his contributions to the modernist movement in Italy. The Medea chair is celebrated for its iconic design, which combines elegance, simplicity, and comfort. It features a sculptural shell seat made from molded plywood, which provides both support and flexibility. The chair's gently curved backrest and seat are designed to cradle the body, ensuring ergonomic comfort for the sitter. One of the defining characteristics of the Medea chair is its innovative manufacturing technique. Nobili pioneered the use of molded plywood in furniture design, pushing the boundaries of traditional craftsmanship and embracing modern industrial processes. The result is a chair that is not only aesthetically pleasing but also durable and lightweight. The Medea chair is often supported by slender metal legs, adding to its visual lightness and sophistication. It is typically available in a range of finishes, allowing for customization to suit different interior styles and preferences. Nobili's Medea chair for Fratelli Tagliabue is regarded as a classic of mid-century Italian design, admired for its timeless elegance and timeless appeal. Its innovative use of materials and its emphasis on both form and function make it a cherished piece among collectors and design enthusiasts alike, embodying the spirit of Italian modernism. This lot features a pair of chairs (2 pieces). Seat height 45cm width 46 cm height 79 cm

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Tags: Chair, Seat, Seating