Bruno Mathsson chair Scandinavian lounge chair mid century chair birch bentwood chair sculptural accent chair Swedish modernist furniture

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The absolute incredible, iconic Bruno Mathsson Eva chair. This is a rare Eva chair from the late 1970s.
Marked Bruno Mathsson International and dated 1979.
Handcrafted at Mathsson International located in Sweden.
Frame made of birch bentwood and woven, very strong linen mix, specifically developed for the Bruno Mathsson chairs.
A true Scandinavian design classic in a timeless, sleek mid-century style.

An additional Eva chair from 1979 is available in the shop. The pair can be purchased to a reduced item-price.
Two 1990s Eva chairs additionally available in the shop.

Dimensions:
Height: 80cm/ 30 in
Width: 60cm/ 23.62 in
Depth: 70cm/ 27.55 in
Seat height: 15.74 in
Seat depth: 20 in

Condition: In exceptionally good condition. Without seat wear and discolorations. A couple of minimal marks on the legs and some small scratches on the side of the right armrest. These are discreet.

The Bruno Mathsson Eva chairs go for considerably higher prices on other websites. Note that the condition is not in poorer than the significantly higher priced chairs elswhere. The price is sat according what I personally believe is the right.

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About Bruno Mathsson
Bruno Mathsson (1907 – 1988) was a Swedish furniture designer and architect whose ideas aligned with functionalism, modernism, as well as old Swedish crafts tradition.
Mathsson was a key international figure in 20th-century Swedish furniture and architectural design whose reputation and appeal continues to grow.
Mathsson’s international reputation was launched with the bentwood furniture he exhibited in the Swedish pavilion at the 1937 World Exposition in Paris. Edgar Kaufmann Jr. saw the furniture and recommended that the Eva Chair, then called the Work Chair, be purchased for the public rooms at the new Museum of Modern Art building in New York City, designed by Philip Goodwin and Edward Durrell Stone and completed in 1939. That same year, Mathsson furniture was shown at the Swedish pavilion at the New York World’s Fair, which provided further impetus for his extensive popularity and influence in the United States.

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