Dining chair with armrests - Upholstered in velvet - Dawick

Designed in the 1960s, the Dominic style chair - Fabric was part of the "Low Cost Furniture Design" collection, created for the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Thanks to its success, the American designer equipped this unique piece of furniture with an unusual combination of materials, combining an organic PP shell covered with fabric with a wooden and steel base. The crossed legs are made of wood and are stable and sturdy. Its pure and simple lines allow you to combine it with any other interior decoration style. Choose the Dawick chair with wooden legs in the color you like best.