2 vintage Tucroma armchairs by Guido Faleschini Tucroma for i4 Mariani Italy 1970s

Guido Faleschini designed the "Tucroma" chair and armchair design line for i4 Mariani in Como, Italy, in the early 1970s. It is still one of the most successful pieces today for its linear and at the same time innovative form. The simplicity of the frame highlights what is at the heart of the company's tradition, the handcrafting of leather and saddle leather. Its chromed steel tube structure gives the shape a continuous effect in the lines and a great comfort in the seat. The frame is also equipped with a cantilever suspension, which makes Tucroma chairs even more comfortable. The cushions are covered in leather and are attached to each other by two large saddle leather straps. All chairs and armchairs fit perfectly into professional or residential environments and high-class interiors. This is why these chairs are so popular. Chrome-plated tubular steel frame. The seat cushion has a beech plywood frame embedded in cold-formed polyurethane, while the backrest is made of cold-formed polyurethane. This set of two is an antique edition chair with a beautiful patina and still very comfortable and timeless.