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Designed in 1957 by Brazilian modernist architect Paulo Mendes da Rocha and crafted by Objekto, the striking Paulistano Mesh Chair was part of the living rooms of the athletic club of Sao Paulo and was introduced into the MoMA collection in 2007. Read More
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Description
Designed in 1957 by Brazilian modernist architect Paulo Mendes da Rocha and crafted by Objekto, the striking Paulistano Mesh Chair was part of the living rooms of the athletic club of Sao Paulo and was introduced into the MoMA collection in 2007.
Expertly crafted from a single bent steel bar and finished with a pure stainless steel mesh cover, this chair is not only lightweight but also durable and immensely comfortable.
Produced in the South of France by Objekto, this masterpiece in contemporary design has a timeless purity and elegance.
Details
70cm (w) x 82cm (h) x 70cm (d) Seat Height: 38cm
- Designed in 1957 by Brazilian modernist architect Paulo Mendes da Rocha
- Expertly crafted from a single bent steel bar with a stainless steel mesh cover
- Produced in the South of France by Objekto
Product Code:
646772