Four chairs and two armchairs, ca. 1970s. Bamboo. Upholstered in brown fabric. Slight marks of use. Measurements: 113 x 46 x 52 cm. Bamboo seating from the seventies, made up of six pieces. Its design is extremely singular, combining the simplicity and natural character given by the use of bamboo with the avant-garde originality that dares to give the style a personality of its own. Thus, the very high wedge-shaped backrests start from the ground, giving the model an aristocratic elegance. The cylindrical legs are joined by a double "L" shaped curved bamboo crossbar. The braiding of the waist flanks interrupts the smoothness of the bamboo canes, introducing a subtle ornamental play on the attractive vintage set.

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