Bruno Mathsson chair, Scandinavian lounge chair wooden mid century accent chair sculptural, swedish livingroom furniture, mcm armchair vowen

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The absolute incredible Bruno Mathsson Eva chair.
The Bruno Mathsson Eva chair is an iconic piece of furniture.
Handcrafted at Mathsson International located in Värnamo, Sweden.
Made of birch bentwood and woven, very strong linen, specifically developed for the Mathsson International chairs.
Note that the linen and wooden frame chairs are slightly darker in person.

This is a true Scandinavian design classic in a timeless, sleek mid-century style.
With manufacturer stamp. Which all Mathsson International furniture have.
Made during the 1990s.
The wood and seat will get darker with time.

Dimensions:
Height: 80cm/30.95″
Width: 60cm/23.62″
Depth: 70cm/27.55″
Seat height: 40cm/15.74″

Condition:
In overall very good condition.
With wooden frame with minimal wear.
Minor seat wear, as seen in photos. A small stain, almost removed, located on the right side of the seat.
Minimal change in color on the seat edges (front). This is not something which stands out.
Though, the price is lowered accordingly.

As seen in the last listing image, the Bruno Mathsson Eva chair goes for considerably higher prices elswhere. Prices are reaching up to $5000 for a pair. I choose to price according to what I believe is resonable. Note that the lower price has no relation to the condition. The prices I offer don’t mean that the items are in poorer condition than higher priced identical items. Often it is the opposite.

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Tracking and insurance included.
Shipped from Copenhagen, Denmark.

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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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