Modern Italian Solaria Armchairs in Cognac Brown Leather by Tito Agnoli for Arrben, Italy, 1970s, Set of 2

The "Solaria" chair/armchair by ARRBEN ITALY is one of the Italian chair classics of the 1970s and 1980s.

* This elegant and sophisticated model was designed in the 1970s by the late designer Tito Agnoli, who specialized in industrial design.
Tito Agnoli was, among other things, an assistant to Gio Ponti at the Faculty of Architecture in Milan.
* The "Solaria" model is no longer produced and is therefore no longer available new in stores, making it a sought-after collector's item and a rare find.
* The Solaria armchair consists of a sturdy metal frame upholstered in saddle leather – high-quality cowhide – in the timeless, elegant, and sought-after color of cognac brown.
* A timeless Italian postmodern design classic and masterpiece of the 1970s and 1980s, with a minimalist design.

DIMENSIONS
Width 61 cm * Height 92 cm * Depth 57 cm

CONDITION
The armchairs are in good, beautiful, patinated vintage condition with the usual age-related signs of wear.
+ Signs of wear on the leather include surface scratches and the usual patina on the leather, as well as partially frayed edges and surface abrasion on the leather, angular on the top and back of the chairs. These marks are on one chair. A little more is present - see photos above - .
+ The first overall impression is above average and well-maintained. We think the chairs have a beautiful patina, which gives them even more charisma.

Both chairs are in comparable – but of course not identical – condition.
..... However, all signs of wear are only slightly more visible upon closer inspection, without – in our opinion, being serious .....