Papillon Lounge Chair by Guido Maria Rosati for Giovannetti, Italy 1970s
A rare and playful Papillon lounge chair designed by Guido Maria Rosati for Giovannetti, Italy, in the 1970s. This sculptural piece is instantly recognizable for its soft, butterfly like form and deep, low seating that naturally cradles the body. Designed to be used from either side, the chair is reversible and can be tilted and sat from the top or the opposite direction, adding to its relaxed, informal character. A true expression of Italian radical design from the era, it feels both futuristic and inviting.
Upholstered in a metallic champagne leatherette, the chair reflects the bold material experimentation of the 1970s while remaining surprisingly versatile in contemporary interiors. The upholstery is in very good condition with no notable damage, and the structure remains comfortable and supportive. Rare to find in this fabric and overall condition.
Dimensions: L:42.5 | W:42.5 | H:27.5 | Seat H:15
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A rare and playful Papillon lounge chair designed by Guido Maria Rosati for Giovannetti, Italy, in the 1970s. This sculptural piece is instantly recognizable for its soft, butterfly like form and deep, low seating that naturally cradles the body. Designed to be used from either side, the chair is reversible and can be tilted and sat from the top or the opposite direction, adding to its relaxed, informal character. A true expression of Italian radical design from the era, it feels both futuristic and inviting.
Upholstered in a metallic champagne leatherette, the chair reflects the bold material experimentation of the 1970s while remaining surprisingly versatile in contemporary interiors. The upholstery is in very good condition with no notable damage, and the structure remains comfortable and supportive. Rare to find in this fabric and overall condition.
Dimensions: L:42.5 | W:42.5 | H:27.5 | Seat H:15
