Designer: Alexander Begge
Maker: Casala - Germany
Year: 1971
Size: Stackable - each chair H 780 x D 480 x W 500 (seat height 440)
Condition Report: Good vintage condition. Chairs have been repainted in white by the previous owner. Paint has worn through to original white on top corners and in spots on legs. Small chip to the top edge of one chair. Reach out for detailed images.
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NOTE: Price is for all 6 chairs, we are open to splitting the set into 4 and 2.
Continuing the focus on single piece chairs that was so common in the 1970s, the Casalino chair offers a unique cantilever design, using the folds and curves of the plastic to provide and strong and stable seat. Lightweight and stackable, this set offers and excellent balance between an intriguing form alongside very practical function. Unlike it’s rival the Panton chair, the openness of the base gives the chairs a floating effect and a great lightness of form. Perfect fro both indoor and outdoor use, the plastic construction has stood the test of time for the past 50 years, and will continue to do so for many more.
Designer: Alexander Begge
Maker: Casala - Germany
Year: 1971
Size: Stackable - each chair H 780 x D 480 x W 500 (seat height 440)
Condition Report: Good vintage condition. Chairs have been repainted in white by the previous owner. Paint has worn through to original white on top corners and in spots on legs. Small chip to the top edge of one chair. Reach out for detailed images.
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NOTE: Price is for all 6 chairs, we are open to splitting the set into 4 and 2.
Continuing the focus on single piece chairs that was so common in the 1970s, the Casalino chair offers a unique cantilever design, using the folds and curves of the plastic to provide and strong and stable seat. Lightweight and stackable, this set offers and excellent balance between an intriguing form alongside very practical function. Unlike it’s rival the Panton chair, the openness of the base gives the chairs a floating effect and a great lightness of form. Perfect fro both indoor and outdoor use, the plastic construction has stood the test of time for the past 50 years, and will continue to do so for many more.
