Set of 3 Italian Modernist White Steel Wire Counter Stools, 1970s Herman Miller he was trained in his

he was trained in his father’s workshop before founding his own studio in 1921

the workshop developed a distinctive visual language that continues to be highly regarded among collectors and interior designers today

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The airy grid construction creates an unexpectedly comfortable seat while emphasizing the clean geometric lines characteristic of Italian high-tech design from the period

Set of 3 Italian Modernist White Steel Wire Counter Stools, 1970s Herman Miller he was trained in hisA striking set of three counter stools produced in Italy during the late 1970s or early 1980s, combining minimalist architecture with industrial elegance. Each stool is constructed from a white painted tubular steel frame supporting a finely welded steel wire seat and backrest. The airy grid construction creates an unexpectedly comfortable seat while emphasizing the clean geometric lines characteristic of Italian high tech design from the period.