Kazuki Chair Set of 4

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Gross 6096 EUR
Net 4800 EUR

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Available: 2
Code: GB0201

Crafted with attention to detail, the 'Kazuki' chair is a stunning example of exquisite design in glossy lacquered wood. The comfortable seating cushions are made with leather, providing both style and comfort. The gently curved panels add a touch of elegance to the overall aesthetic of the chair. Drawing inspiration from the rich tradition of Japanese lacquerware, designer Kazuhide Takahama created this masterpiece in 1969 for Simon Gavina International. Known for their innovative approach to manufacturing, Simon Gavina International was one of the first to incorporate gloss lacquer into contemporary design methods. With two sets of four chairs available, these pieces are a rare and precious find for those who appreciate the beauty of fine craftsmanship and timeless design. Elevate your space with the 'Kazuki' chair and bring a touch of sophistication to your home or office. The chairs are in nice vintage condition, with the lacquer on the backrest slightly cracked in some places.

Designer: Kazuhide Takahama
Manufacturer: Simon Gavina
Model: Kazuki
Year of design: 1969
Condition: Good
47 x 107.50 x 47 cm / 18.50 x 42.32 x 18.50 in
Seat depth: 40 cm / 15.75 in
Seat height: 49 cm / 19.29 in
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Kazuhide Takahama (Nobeoka, 1930 – Bologna, February 10, 2010) was a Japanese architect and designer. Born in 1930, he studied architecture in Tokyo and after graduation, he joined Kazuo Fujioka's studio.In 1957, he came to Italy to oversee the architectural setup of the pavilion through which Japan participated for the first time in the XI Triennale di Milano, where he met the designer and entrepreneur Dino Gavina (1922-2007) with whom he began a professional collaboration that would last a lifetime. In 1968, Gavina sold his company Gavina SPA, along with its plant in Foligno designed by Achille Castiglioni, to Knoll International, and together with Maria Simoncini (1927-2010), he founded the manufacturing company Simon International (later acquired by Cassina). The following year, they opened the exhibition and commercial center in Bologna named after Marcel Duchamp, with the participation of the famous Dadaist painter and photographer Man Ray.

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