Luigi Gorgoni Six Elm Chairs 1970

A remarkable set of four dining chairs designed by Luigi Gorgoni and produced ppur Roche Bobois in France in the 1970s.
These sculptural chairs embody the refined craftsmanship and understated elegance typical of Gorgoni's work, while reflecting the timeless sensibility of mid-century French furniture. Each chair features a solid elm frame with beautifully rounded edges and subtle joinery details. The natural grain of the elm is warmly patinated, adding character and depth to the overall form. The curved backrests and seats are covered in cognac-colored saddle leather, which has developed a rich patina over time, underscoring the age and authenticity of the ensemble. The design presents a harmonious balance between material integrity and minimalist geometry, making these chairs equally at home in contemporary, vintage or rustic interiors. Comfortable, durable and visually appealing, they are both functional dining chairs and collectible design pieces.

Designer: Luigi Gorgoni Manufacturer: Roche Bobois Origin: France France Period: 1970
Materials: Solid elm, saddle leather Solid elm, saddle leather
Condition: superb with light patina.