Elevate your living space with an absolute masterpiece of Italian Midcentury Modern. Designed by architect and designer Marco Zanuso in 1951 for Arflex, the "Lady" armchair revolutionized the history of global furniture, winning the Gold Medal at the 9th Milan Triennale and becoming a symbol of technological and aesthetic innovation exhibited in the most prestigious museums, such as the MoMA in New York. Organic and Sinuous Lines: The Lady is distinguished by the extraordinary harmony of its curved and enveloping forms. The wide, contoured armrests, combined with the reclining backrest, offer perfect ergonomics and regal comfort. Sophisticated Two-Tone Contrast: This splendid version features a refined two-tone velvet upholstery. The deep blue of the outer sides and armrests beautifully embraces the vibrant yellow of the seat and backrest. The whole is finished with meticulous contrasting yellow piping that outlines and accentuates the armchair's sculptural silhouette. Structural Details: The shell is elegantly slender thanks to the famous tapered brass feet, a light and airy structural detail typical of the 1950s that gives the armchair stability and momentum. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution