4 folding chairs "the invisibles" for Marais international 1970

A true icon of French design from the 1970s, this set of four folding chairs conceived by Yonel Lebovici and Bernard Berthet perfectly embodies their quest for furniture that is both functional, lightweight, and almost immaterial. Named "Les Invisibles, " this creation plays with the transparency of plexiglass to visually make the seat and backrest disappear, allowing the metal structure to outline an airy and graphic silhouette. The wide slats of transparent plexiglass are paired with an elegant metal structure finished in brass, creating a refined contrast between transparency and golden shine. Their minimalist line fits seamlessly into both contemporary interiors and more classic decor, where they add a touch of discreet sophistication. Beyond their sculptural aesthetic, these chairs are appealing for their ingenuity: fully foldable, they can be stored in an instant while maintaining remarkable stability once deployed. A rare combination of collectible design and everyday functionality. Published by Marais International in 1973, they are now among the most sought-after models by Yonel Lebovici and testify to the visionary spirit of French design from that period. Height 87cm. Width 39cm. Depth 35cm. Seat height 47cm. In very good condition.