Vintage Armchairs By Gijs Van Der Sluis

A pair of armchairs designed by the Dutch designer Gijs van der Sluis in the 1960s.

These armchairs feature an elegant chrome-plated tubular metal frame, characteristic of Dutch furniture from that era. The armrests are made of dark-stained wood, accentuating the understated nature of the metal structure. The seat and backrest, featuring gently curved lines, are upholstered in a powder-pink fabric.

They are in excellent condition; the chrome frame is well-preserved, and the fabric retains a beautiful, uniform color. Some signs of use may be visible on the wooden parts, consistent with the set's age.
This pair of armchairs exemplifies the functionalist and minimalist aesthetic developed by Gijs van der Sluis for Van der Sluis Stalen Meubelen, a manufacturer based in Culemborg, Netherlands.
His designs from the 1950s and 1960s frequently combine metal frames, upholstered elements, and wooden armrests.

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