Jorge Zalszupin
801 Armchair (2 units), 1959
| Restored | | New Upholstery |
Rosewood feet, wood structure, Bossa Fabrics upholstery.
Rosewood feet, wood structure, Bossa Fabrics upholstery.
H 28.55 in. x W 26.78 in x D 28.47 cm | AH: 21.97 in. | SH: 13,77 in.
H 72.5 cm x W 68 cm x D 72.3 cm | AH: 55.8 cm | SH: 35 cm
H 72.5 cm x W 68 cm x D 72.3 cm | AH: 55.8 cm | SH: 35 cm
BO.JZP.026-001
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This pair of 801 armchairs was designed by Jorge Zalszupin (1922-2020) in 1959 and produced by his company L'atelier. 801 armchairs feature a wooden structure with Rosewood feet, and it...
This pair of 801 armchairs was designed by Jorge Zalszupin (1922-2020) in 1959 and produced by his company L'atelier. 801 armchairs feature a wooden structure with Rosewood feet, and it has received a complete reupholstering using exclusive Bossa Fabrics in the colors Chlorophyll and Eucalyptus. The armchairs are suitable for living rooms, reading corners, and bedrooms. Their versatile design and singular upholstery make them a stylish and comfortable addition to various settings.
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