Giorgio Cattelan for Cidue Leather Folding Chairs, Italy, 1970s

A fine example of Italian modernism, where rationalist clarity meets practical design. These folding chairs, designed by Giorgio Cattelan for Cidue, feature minimalist aluminium frames paired with softly contoured leather seats. The subtle curves and slender lines give them a graphic, sculptural quality, while the mix of metal and leather adds warmth and refinement.

Functional, stackable, yet distinctly stylish — ideal as dining chairs, occasional seating, or collectible pieces for lovers of 1970s Italian design.

Dimensions: H 80 × W 50 × D 49 cm
Seat height: 45 cm
Style: Italian Modernism / Rationalism
Condition: Excellent

About the designer:
Giorgio Cattelan (b. 1950) is an Italian designer and founder of the renowned brand Cattelan Italia (est. 1979). His early work for Cidue in the 1970s reflects a focus on sleek constructions in metal and leather, blending functional clarity with modernist elegance. He later became one of the defining figures of contemporary Italian design.