‘Alessia’ Dining Chairs by Giotto Stoppino for Driade 1990s italy Pierre Paulin

Pierre Paulin

A striking example of 1970s Italian seating design

Re-upholstered in faux leather

leaving the upholstery visually suspended within the structure

Attributed to Franco Poldaretti's Caccia alla Volpe series due to defining similarities: grid-frame construction on the sides and base with rounded corners

‘Alessia’ Dining Chairs by Giotto Stoppino for Driade 1990s italy Pierre PaulinA sculptural pair of 'Alessia' dining chairs designed by Giotto Stoppino for Driade in the 1970s. Cantilevered tubular chrome base, forming a continuous loop that gives the chairs a light, floating appearance. Molded ABS seats in an off white tone with a smooth, slightly glossy surface. Simple, ergonomic form with gently curved back and seat. Very good vintage condition with expected signs of age and light patina to the plastic. Slight variation in