Set of chairs by Vittorio Introini for Mario Sabot, 1970s

About the item
This set of two chairs by Vittorio Introini for Mario Sabot combines a distinctly sculptural form with a comfortable, inviting seat. The black upholstery and rounded volumes give the duo a powerful yet elegant presence.

About design and history
The design is typical of Italian furniture design of the 1970s, in which comfort and form were increasingly approached as a single entity. The flowing lines and soft curves create an organic silhouette that remains interesting from every angle while simultaneously appearing surprisingly timeless.

About the designer and maker
Vittorio Introini is one of the distinctive Italian designers of his generation and was known for furniture with a strong architectural and sculptural identity. For Mario Sabot, various designs emerged in which experimental forms and refined Italian craftsmanship come together.

About fitness
The chairs are in good, authentic vintage condition . The black upholstery shows signs of use and patina consistent with their age, which actually gives the set a warm and lived-in look.