Italian Tucroma Chairs by Guido Faleschini for i4 Mariani, 1970
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Modernist comfort found its most confident voice in the 1970s, and few designers translated that spirit as convincingly as Guido Faleschini.
His iconic Tucroma chairs for i4 Mariani capture a rare balance between industrial rigor and relaxed elegance.
This set of four dining chairs embodies the era’s belief that comfort, technology, and beauty could coexist without compromise.
The cantilevered chrome frames create a sense of movement and lightness, while the generously padded cognac leather seats invite you to linger.
These chairs do not merely occupy a space; they define it, offering the quiet confidence of authentic Italian design history and the tactile pleasure of materials that age with character.
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