An icon of Italian design, the Gaudi chair was designed by the legendary Vico Magistretti for Artemide in the 1970s. with its flowing lines, sculptural form, and durable fiberglass construction, this chair is a perfect example of the Space Age and Italian modernist design movements of the era. Made in dark brown plastic/fiberglass, the chair is lightweight yet sturdy, with a smooth curved silhouette that remains striking from every angle. Its name pays homage to architect Antoni Gaudí, whose organic and fluid forms inspired the chair’s aesthetic. This piece was notably exhibited in the 1972 “Italy: The New Domestic Landscape” show at MoMA New York, cementing its place in design history. A true collector’s item. Marked with original Artemide branding. Designer: Vico Magistretti Manufacturer: Artemide, Italy Model: Gaudi Chair Design Era: 1970s Marking: Yes, original manufacturer’s marking present Style: Space Age / Design Classic / Vintage Modern Material: Fiberglass-reinforced plastic Color: Dark brown Dimensions: • Width: 59 cm • Depth: 53 cm • Height: 73 cm Condition: Good vintage condition with minor, age-related wear such as surface marks or slight scuffs. Structurally sound and fully functional. A rare and timeless piece.