Chiavarina Dining Chair
The Chiavarina was created in 1807 by a carpenter from Chiavari, Italy. Giuseppe Gaetano Descalzi reformulated some of the French Empire style chairs by simplifying the decorative elements and by emphasizing the structural features. The chair was such a success that soon after many factories opened in Chiavari and neighbouring towns. The Chiavarina became a world icon and it is still used today in noble and important events. Bessa has redesigned this piece, adding back the French decorative elements in a hand-carved handle. The chair gains a new, more contemporary look, while preserving its roots.
Width 44 cm
Depth 57.5 cm
Height 97 cm
Materials
Hand-polished brass and anti-stain varnish, velvet cushions.
Alternative finishes/fabrics available.
Note
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