VITTORIO NOBILI, Medea Chair with Armrest for Fratelli Tagliabue

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Fantastic Medea dining chair, designed by Vittorio Nobili and produced by Fratelli Tagliabue in Italy during the 1950s. This chair perfectly represents the organic modernist style, featuring asculpted teak wood seat supported by black enameled steel legs and highlighted with brass hardware. The natural beauty of the wood grain is accentuated by the elegantly curved plywood form, making this chair an iconic piece of mid-century design and highly collectible.

The chair remains in original, authentic condition with some scratches consistent with age and use.

h x w x d: 80 x 62 x 52 cm / weight: 5.30 kg

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SOLD - destination Munich, Germany

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About Vittorio Nobili

Vittorio Nobili (1917–2000) was an Italian designer who moved from architecture into furniture design in the post-war period. He began his career at the Milanese company Fratelli Tagliabue, where his work was quickly recognised and awarded.

In 1953, he founded his own studio, Arredamenti Vittorio Nobili, where he developed a series of experimental furniture pieces. His work is defined by the use of materials such as stainless steel, wood, glass, and Plexiglas, combined with a clear and functional approach to form.

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