Pair of blue "666" armchairs by Kho Liang for Artifort 70's

These "666" armchairs designed by Kho Liang Ie for Artifort in the 70s are iconic pieces of modern design, and among the rarest variations of this model are those dressed in the pique fabric by the Dutch house De Ploeg. This fabric, in a deep midnight blue, gives the armchairs a rare and timeless elegance, adding a luxurious dimension to their already remarkable aesthetic. It is in very good condition, no tears or fading from time. Great piece of time! This midnight blue fabric, extremely rare on the market, is a real find for lovers of vintage design. De Ploeg, renowned for its exceptional know-how, has created a fabric of unmatched quality, both resistant and refined. This material gives the "666" armchairs a unique character, marrying the bold modernity of the 70s with timeless sophistication. The armchairs themselves, with their gridded metal frame, offer a comfortable and enveloping seat, while the midnight blue fabric highlights their clean and functional silhouette. This combination of high-quality materials and innovative design makes these armchairs coveted pieces by collectors and lovers of designer furniture.