Pair of Topform Dutch High-Back Lounge Chairs in Lime Green & Purple Leather
€ 350,00
A striking pair of Topform lounge armchairs, upholstered in contrasting lime-green and deep purple natural leather, with sculptural high backs and brushed stainless-steel legs. Netherlands, contemporary design.
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A distinctive pair of high-back lounge chairs by Dutch furniture manufacturer Topform, retaining the original manufacturer’s label. The chairs share the same architectural form, combining tall wing-like backs, compact upholstered arms and broad seats with slender metal supports terminating in circular feet.
The pair is particularly effective for its contrasting upholstery: one chair in vivid lime-green natural leather and the other in deep purple. A central vertical seam accentuates the gently shaped backrest, while the exposed stainless-steel legs give the substantial upholstered bodies a visually light, elevated appearance.
Designed as a matching pair but finished in deliberately contrasting colours, the chairs work particularly well as statement seating in a contemporary, postmodern or eclectic interior.
Condition
Good overall condition with light signs of previous use. The lime-green chair presents very well. The purple chair has minor surface scratches and signs of use to the seat, visible on close inspection. Leather shows natural creasing consistent with use. Metal legs show minor surface wear. Please refer to the photographs for condition.
Technical Details
Manufacturer: Topform
Origin: Netherlands
Period: Contemporary / late 20th–early 21st century
Type: High-back lounge armchairs
Quantity: Pair / 2 chairs
Upholstery: Natural leather
Colours: Lime green and deep purple
Base / Legs: Metal / stainless steel
Marking: Original Topform textile label
| Condition | Good |
|---|---|
| Material | Leather, Metal |
| Origin | Netherlands |
| Period | 1950-2000 |
| Style | Mid-Century Modern |
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