Eugenio Gerli PS 142 Armchairs for Tecno, Italy (1966)

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Origin: Italy
Material: Fabric and Steel
Era: 1970s
Designer/ Manufacturer: Eugenio Gerli for Tecno Milano
Condition:  Excellent Condition
 
Eugenio Gerli PS 142 Armchairs for Tecno, Italy (1966)
 
Designed by renowned Italian industrial designer Eugenio Gerli for Tecno in 1966, these PS 142 armchairs are a fine example of mid-century Italian design. Featuring a sleek metal frame with four casters, the chairs offer both functionality and style.
 
The chairs have been newly upholstered in Warwick Maclaren fabric, a chunky, multitoned chenille with a pronounced basket weave variation, staying true to the original design’s character. The PS 142’s distinctive form and comfortable seat make them not only a practical addition to any interior but also a rare collectible for design enthusiasts.
 
Key Features:
Designed by Eugenio Gerli for Tecno, Italy, in 1966
Sleek frame with sprung seat and four smooth-rolling casters
Upholstered in Warwick Maclaren fabric, inspired by the original checker design
Comfortable and stylish, with polyurethane foam padding
Dimensions: 68W x 60D x 66H cm | Seat height: 42cm
In excellent condition
 
Eugenio Gerli’s work is featured in prestigious museums such as MoMA and the Victoria & Albert Museum, making these chairs an opportunity to own a piece of design history.