Umberto Brandigi "Jollina" Dining Chairs for Poltronova, Butter Velvet, Italy, 1960s, Set of 6

Design
1960s

Manufacture
1960-1969

Location
Lonigo, IT

Umberto Brandigi "Jollina" dining chairs for Poltronova, wood and butter velvet, Italy, 1960s, set of six

The Umberto Brandigi dining chair, produced by the iconic Poltronova brand in 1960, represents a significant contribution to mid-century modern furniture design, blending technical precision with functional elegance. Poltronova, renowned for transforming everyday furniture into collectible pieces of art, has left a lasting mark on contemporary design aesthetics.
Constructed with a focus on structural integrity and aesthetic simplicity, the chair's frame is crafted from durable wood, enhanced by a sophisticated black lacquered finish. This finish accentuates the chair's sleek, clean lines and sharp angles—characteristic of mid-century modern design—and provides a durable surface that withstands the test of time.
Through this chair, Poltronova continues to influence the modern design landscape, proving that well-designed furniture can transcend its useful purposes to become a statement of style and innovation.

The set can be split. The dining chairs can be sold singularly.