Universal Chairs 4869 Black by Joe Colombo for Kartell, 1960s, Set of 2

Joe Colombo’s universal black chair produced by Kartell is an iconic creation of the Italian design of the 60s.
This chair is characterized by a minimalist and elegant design that made it a cult object in the world of furnishing design.
The chair has an essential and timeless shape, with a curved seat and back that offer comfort and elegance.
The choice of black color adds a touch of refinement and adapts well to a variety of settings and furnishings.

The material used for the chair is polypropylene, a light and resistant plastic that was at the forefront in the 60s design.
This material allows the chair to be used both in interiors and outdoors.
The universal chair is called “universal” for its ability to adapt to different situations and environments.
It has been designed to be versatile, suitable for both residential environments such as dining chairs or study chairs and for public environments such as waiting rooms and offices.
Joe Colombo’s design was awarded and recognized in the world of design, and the universal chair is one of its best known masterpieces.

Product name: Pair universal chairs 4869 black by Joe Colombo for Kartell
Designer: Joe Colombo for Kartell
Design year: 1967
Style: Italian design of the 60s
Main materials: polypropylene
Distinctive design: essential and timeless form
Typical dimensions: 46x46xh72cm
Comfort: the ergonomic form offers a high level of comfort.
Typical use: suitable for residential environments, offices and public spaces such as waiting rooms.
Design icon: Joe Colombo’s universal chair is an icon of Italian design from the 60s.
Versatility: the chair is called “universal” for its ability to adapt to different situations and environments.
Current state of design: out of production
Additional notes: This chair has received numerous prizes and awards in the world of design and is a symbol of modern Italian design.