Annig Sarian for T70 Set of Eight “Zea” Chairs, 1980s Postmodern Design An important a set of eight “Zea” chairs, designed by Annig Sarian for T70, representing a significant example of Italian postmodern design from the 1980s. The model is distinguished by a refined and rigorous aesthetic, where form is expressed through an essential and sophisticated vocabulary of clean lines, architectural rhythm, and geometric purity. The structure, balanced and measured, reveals an informed formal sensibility, capable of combining compositional rationality with a warm material presence. Particularly remarkable is the design of the backrest, composed of a sequence of vertical slats precisely joined into a tubular wooden top rail, creating a distinctive visual signature of striking graphic elegance. It is in this detail that the project fully expresses its identity: a refined synthesis of construction, proportion, and ornament, entirely free from excess. The ensemble conveys a visual presence that is at once restrained and authoritative, with every detail appearing clean, calibrated, and sculptural. The quality of the design and the clarity of the structure allow these chairs to integrate beautifully into high-end contemporary interiors, as well as spaces informed by a Scandinavian, minimalist, or modernist sensibility. This set stands out for its strong stylistic coherence and is ideally suited to an important dining room or an interior project seeking pieces that unite rarity, formal balance, and collectible value.
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SILVER Seller in Milano, Italia
