Pamono Vintage Dutch Chair in Wood and Faux Leather from Simpla-Lux, 1960s Clearance

Magnificent design and a remarkable example of mid-century modern furniture, featuring wood and beige faux leather. The shape of these chairs is not only beautiful, but also ensures comfortable seating. The artificial leather is still in very good condition, with no damage, and the seats are very sturdy. Both seats have an original sticker with the ‘Simpla-Lux’ logo.

Simpla-Lux was a Dutch furniture manufacturer, founded in the early 20th century, known for its modern, functional designs that were often associated with the minimalist design of the 1950/60s.
The company flourished during the post-war period, producing modular, minimalist furniture inspired by Bauhaus and Scandinavian styles.
At its peak in the 1960/70s, Simpla-Lux exported across Europe. However, changing consumer tastes and growing competition led to its decline in the 1980s. The company eventually ceased operations, but its vintage designs remain sought after by collectors today.

with its timeless, minimalist style, these chairs are a great addition for your dining room, living room, bedroom or office and fit in almost any contemporary and vintage-inspired interior.

A lovely piece of design history that represents the essence of mid-century modernism with its timeless style and practical elegance.

Era: 60/70s
Dimensions (approx.): H 83 x W 45 x D 48 cm
Seat W 45 x D 42 cm
Back W 43 x H 22 cm
Seat height 44 cm
Weight (per chair) 4,5 kgs

Condition: excellent vintage condition with some minor signs of use/age (some minimal discoloration on the skai leather and wood). The backs of the seats are slightly higher on one seat than the other (a difference of about 1 cm), but this can be corrected with the screws if necessary.