Wendy Wright armchairs by Philippe Starck for Disform, 1986, set of 4

This rare set of four Wendy Wright chairs was designed by Philippe Starck and produced by Disform in Spain in the mid-1980s. The steel structures now showcase a beautiful grey-black patina, replacing the original black finish with a soft, matte surface. This patina, characteristic of the Wendy Wright chairs, gives them depth, texture, and an authentic vintage presence. With their tubular structure, triangular seat, and circular backrest, these chairs express Starck's postmodern language: graphic, architectural, and surprisingly comfortable. They fit well around a dining table, in a studio, or as sculptural accent chairs in contemporary, industrial, or eclectic interiors. Vintage sets from this period are becoming increasingly rare and highly sought after by design collectors and Starck enthusiasts worldwide. About Philippe Starck. French designer Philippe Starck is one of the most influential figures in contemporary design, known for his diverse work in furniture, interior design, and industrial products. Since the 1980s, he has collaborated with prominent European manufacturers, including Disform, creating iconic pieces that combine minimalism, whimsy, and structural clarity. His work is consistently praised for its innovative spirit and timeless relevance, both in vintage and contemporary design. About Disform. Founded in Spain in the 1980s, Disform became known for its collaborations with renowned designers such as Starck. The publisher's focus on bold and experimental furniture helped define Spain's contribution to postmodern design, and its early editions remain highly sought after by 20th-century design collectors.