Gastone Rinaldi Sabrina Chairs for RIMA, Italy, 1970s The Sabrina chair was designed by Italian designer Gastone Rinaldi for RIMA around 1970. A distinctive example of Italian modernist design, the chair combines a sculptural chrome-plated tubular steel frame with softly...
Gastone Rinaldi Sabrina Chairs for RIMA, Italy, 1970s
The Sabrina chair was designed by Italian designer Gastone Rinaldi for RIMA around 1970. A distinctive example of Italian modernist design, the chair combines a sculptural chrome-plated tubular steel frame with softly padded black leather upholstery.
The continuous cantilever frame forms the base, armrests and supporting structure, giving the chair a visually light profile and a gentle flexibility when seated. The exposed chrome framework around the seat and across the back creates a particularly architectural appearance, while the generously padded leather provides comfortable support.
These examples have developed a beautiful vintage patina, with natural creasing and variation across the black leather. The contrast between the aged upholstery and polished chrome gives the chairs a strong yet refined character. They work especially well as dining chairs, conference chairs or individual statement pieces.
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Condition
Good vintage condition with patina consistent with age and use. The leather shows light creasing, light surface wear, small marks and natural patina. Overall, the chairs present beautifully and remain sturdy and fully usable.
