Armchairs Atrributed to Gastone Rinaldi for Rima corduroy defined by curved chrome-finished elements

defined by curved chrome-finished elements radiating from a central light source

Sold as a pair (set of two pieces)

designed by Christoph Zschocke for Thonet in the 1990s

a round padded seat in red upholstery

4 inches (corner module)

Armchairs Atrributed to Gastone Rinaldi for Rima corduroy defined by curved chrome-finished elementsPair of vintage Italian mid century modern armchairs by Gastone Rinaldi for Rima, produced in Italy in the 1970s. The chairs reflect Rinaldi's use of chromed steel rod construction and open structural forms. Each chair is made entirely from chromed steel, with a continuous cantilever base, integrated armrests, and a fan shaped wire backrest. The open wire seat and high curved back create a lightweight frame with visible linear rhythm throughout.