Fil Z Stool In Chrome-plated Metal, Atelier A, Circa 1971
Artist: François Arnal
"Fil Z" stool designed by Atelier A, circa 1971.
Made entirely of chrome-plated steel wire, it features a continuous structure forming a Z-shaped profile. The parallel metal rods form a rectangular seat, extend into a slanted central section, and then form the base that rests on the floor.
Its openwork construction and geometric design are characteristic of the experimentation with metal furniture in the 1970s.
Produced by: Atelier A, France, circa 1971.
Made entirely of chrome-plated steel wire, it features a continuous structure forming a Z-shaped profile. The parallel metal rods form a rectangular seat, extend into a slanted central section, and then form the base that rests on the floor.
Its openwork construction and geometric design are characteristic of the experimentation with metal furniture in the 1970s.
Produced by: Atelier A, France, circa 1971.
1 100 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Condition of use
Material: Metal
Width: 38
Height: 40
Depth: 36
Reference (ID): 1854248
Availability: In stock
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