Ralf Lindberg
Tati Laquered Wooden Chair
1988
3800,00 kr
The Tati chair, designed in 1988 by Swedish architect Ralf Lindberg (b. 1952), takes its name from French filmmaker Jacques Tati. Defined by crisp geometry and a glossy black lacquer finish, it reflects the expressive individualism of the 1980s.
Awarded the Forsnäs Design Prize at its debut, the chair has since been produced by Gärsnäs. Ralf Lindberg’s work is represented in Sweden’s Nationalmuseum.
Presented in good vintage condition. Minor marks and light scratches to the lacquered finish are consistent with age and use, adding to the piece’s character without detracting from its overall appearance.
H81 W49 D48 cm
Ralf Lindberg
Tati Laquered Wooden Chair
1988
3800,00 kr
The Tati chair, designed in 1988 by Swedish architect Ralf Lindberg (b. 1952), takes its name from French filmmaker Jacques Tati. Defined by crisp geometry and a glossy black lacquer finish, it reflects the expressive individualism of the 1980s.
Awarded the Forsnäs Design Prize at its debut, the chair has since been produced by Gärsnäs. Ralf Lindberg’s work is represented in Sweden’s Nationalmuseum.
Presented in good vintage condition. Minor marks and light scratches to the lacquered finish are consistent with age and use, adding to the piece’s character without detracting from its overall appearance.
H81 W49 D48 cm
The Tati chair, designed in 1988 by Swedish architect Ralf Lindberg (b. 1952), takes its name from French filmmaker Jacques Tati. Defined by crisp geometry and a glossy black lacquer finish, it reflects the expressive individualism of the 1980s. Awarded the Forsnäs Design Prize at its debut, the chair has since been produced by Gärsnäs.…
Ralf Lindberg
Tati Laquered Wooden Chair
1988
3800,00 kr
The Tati chair, designed in 1988 by Swedish architect Ralf Lindberg (b. 1952), takes its name from French filmmaker Jacques Tati. Defined by crisp geometry and a glossy black lacquer finish, it reflects the expressive individualism of the 1980s.
Awarded the Forsnäs Design Prize at its debut, the chair has since been produced by Gärsnäs. Ralf Lindberg’s work is represented in Sweden’s Nationalmuseum.
Presented in good vintage condition. Minor marks and light scratches to the lacquered finish are consistent with age and use, adding to the piece’s character without detracting from its overall appearance.
H81 W49 D48 cm
The Tati chair, designed in 1988 by Swedish architect Ralf Lindberg (b. 1952), takes its name from French filmmaker Jacques Tati. Defined by crisp geometry and a glossy black lacquer finish, it reflects the expressive individualism of the 1980s. Awarded the Forsnäs Design Prize at its debut, the chair has since been produced by Gärsnäs.…
The Tati chair, designed in 1988 by Swedish architect Ralf Lindberg (b. 1952), takes its name from French filmmaker Jacques Tati. Defined by crisp geometry and a glossy black lacquer finish, it reflects the expressive individualism of the 1980s.
Awarded the Forsnäs Design Prize at its debut, the chair has since been produced by Gärsnäs. Ralf Lindberg’s work is represented in Sweden’s Nationalmuseum.
Presented in good vintage condition. Minor marks and light scratches to the lacquered finish are consistent with age and use, adding to the piece’s character without detracting from its overall appearance.
H81 W49 D48 cm
Ralf Lindberg
Tati Laquered Wooden Chair
1988
3800,00 kr