Gaudi chair for sale, designed by Vico Magistretti for the Milanese company Artemide, 1970. Artemide marking present under the seat. Six available, sold individually or as a set.
Born from the revolutionary technique of thermoforming a single piece of ABS, the Gaudi is one of the first monobloc chairs in the history of design. Its organic and enveloping shape, its vibrant, saturated red, and its exceptional lightness make it an absolute icon of 1970s Italian space-age design, alongside the creations of Joe Colombo, Giancarlo Piretti, and Marco Zanuso. Stackable, durable, and with an enduring modernity. This piece is part of the permanent collections of the MoMA in New York and the Centre Pompidou.
Very good overall condition, with signs of wear consistent with age. One chair has a small, discreet chip at the top of the backrest.
Features:
- Model: Gaudi
- Designer: Vico Magistretti (1920-2006)
- Manufacturer: Artemide, Milan
- Year of Creation: 1970
- Dimensions: H 73 cm x W 60 cm x D 58 cm, seat height 44 cm
- Material: One-piece red thermoformed ABS
- Artemide marking present
- Sold individually, set of 6 available
Condition:
- Very good overall condition
- Signs of wear consistent with age
- One chair has a small, discreet chip at the top of the backrest
Perfectly complements a minimalist design interior, a contemporary dining room, a characterful loft, or a collection of Italian furniture by designers such as Artemide, Vico Magistretti, Joe Colombo, Giancarlo Piretti, Marco Zanuso, Kartell, Driade, Selene, and Gaudi. (Keywords: Italian design, space age, thermoformed ABS, one-piece chair, 1970s design, mid-century modern) collectible furniture, MoMA, Centre Pompidou, high-end decoration, Milanese design, cult object.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsRedMaterialPlasticNumber of items1Height73 cmWidth60 cmDepth60 cmSeat height44 cm