"SZ02" armchair in black/emerald leather by Martin Visser for Spectrum 60's

The "SZ02" lounge chair designed by Martin Visser for Spectrum in the 1960s is a timeless masterpiece of modernist design. It stands out for its clean lines, simple geometric shapes and great functionality. Built with an elegant and minimalist metal frame, it ensures solidity and visual lightness. The period black leather, in good condition and tending towards green in places, adds a touch of sophistication and contrasts with the rigid geometry of the frame. The ergonomic shape of the back conforms to the curvature of the back for prolonged comfort, while the low-profile armrests provide additional support without compromising the streamlined aesthetic. This armchair embodies the functional and minimalist design of the 60s, where each element is designed for its function while expressing a modern aesthetic. Mint condition black leather adds historical value, demonstrating the exceptional craftsmanship of the era.