Two Geoffrey Harcourt F588 Swivel Lounge Chairs for Artifort, 1967Designed in 1967 by acclaimed British designer Geoffrey Harcourt for Artifort, the F588 swivel chair is a celebrated icon of Mid-Century design. Harcourt, known for his ergonomic innovations, created the chair’s enveloping form after observing how his girlfriend preferred to sit cross-legged—resulting in a wide, sculptural seat that offers exceptional comfort in any position.These matching chairs have been newly reupholstered in Knoll’s “Venue” chenille fabric in Riverbank, a soft, textured textile that adds a warm, tactile quality to the chairs’ curving silhouette. The updated upholstery contrasts elegantly with the white enameled metal swivel bases, which have been carefully touched up.While both chairs present beautifully, they remain in partially original condition, with wear consistent with age and use:One shell shows a slight twist (structural but does not affect seating comfort).Despite these honest signs of age, the chairs remains highly functional and visually striking—ideal for collectors or enthusiasts of 1960s European design.Designer: Geoffrey HarcourtManufacturer: ArtifortModel: F588Origin: NetherlandsDesign Year: 1967Reupholstered: Yes (Knoll “Venue,” Riverbank)Condition: Very good vintage condition with age-related wear. Bases touched up; swivel mechanisms show variation in resistance.Dimensions: [Insert H × W × D and seat height]Materials: Foam shell, chenille textile, enameled metal baseStyle: Mid-Century Modern / Space Age / Scandinavian ModernSold and priced individually.