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Berlin Chairs
Berlin, Germany
Product description
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Postmodern 'Tacchi' tripod dining chair from the 1980s by Toshiyuki Kita for AIDEC:: Japan. Born in Osaka in 1942, Kita's designs have garnered international recognition for their sustainable Design and organic:: almost faunistic forms. As such, he has designed for numerous international design houses such as Cassina and Ligne Roset . Many of his works are exhibited in the Museum of Modern Art in New York :: in the Center Georges Pompidou in Paris :: in the Pinakothek der Moderne in Munich and in other museums around the world." "The Tacchi chair is very representative of day-care centers Design ethos with non-anodized Aluminium and an organic :: fluid Design in finger-jointed :: bent beech wood. The aluminum structure terminates in 'foot' figures :: which in turn are part of his trademark :: namely the nod to organic forms in the form of animal- or bird-like feet." The chair's striking Design goes well with many contemporary :: Mid-Century Modern- and 20th This rare chair is in a very good Vintage condition:: the structure of the chair is stable:: without defects:: there are only a few small signs of wear on the wooden frame and metal parts and on the black leather upholstery are due to age and use The chair has the designer's initials printed on the backrest :: as shown in the photos.
details
creator
Toshiyuki Kita (Designer)
Dimensions
Height: 76 cm (29.93 in)
Width: 55cm (21.66in)
Depth: 50cm (19.69in)
Seat height: 43 cm (16.93 in)
style
Postmodern (Out of the Age)
Materials and Methods
beech, Leather, Metal
place of origin
Japan
age
1980-1989
year of manufacture
1980s
Condition
Good
Wear according to age and use.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBlack, Yellow, Orange, Taupe, Creme, Beige, BrownMaterialAluminium, WoodNumber of items1Height76 cmWidth55 cmDepth50 cmSeat height44 cmSigns of usageScratches