Kazuki Chair Set of 4

The Kazuki chair, designed by Kazuhide Takahama for Simon Gavina International in 1969, is a notable example of mid-century modern furniture design. This chair reflects Takahama's commitment to combining functionality with aesthetic appeal. The design features clean lines and a minimalist form, typical of the era, while also incorporating traditional craftsmanship techniques. The Kazuki chair is often praised for its use of materials, which typically includes wood and upholstery, creating a warm and inviting look. This particular set, stands out with its lacquered wood painted in a sleek black finish, complemented by cushions upholstered in luxurious leather. Its ergonomic design ensures comfort, making it suitable for various settings, from residential to commercial spaces. The chair embodies the philosophy of integrating form and function, which was a hallmark of 1960s design, and continues to be appreciated by collectors and design enthusiasts today. Kazuhide Takahama's work, including the Kazuki chair, showcases the enduring influence of Japanese design principles on modern furniture. The set is available in great vintage condition, with minor signs of use and some cracks on the lacquer.