SZ63 Armchair

by Martin Visser, 1960

ColourSerpentine 0988

Model

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$2,875.00

The SZ63 Armchair, designed by Martin Visser in the 1960s, is a perfect example of his minimalist signature. Its seemingly simple yet well-balanced design embodies Visser’s form-follows-function philosophy. The slender square frame and clean geometric lines emphasize his pursuit of clarity in design and the use of durable materials. With this, the armchair perfectly reflects Visser’s vision: …

Width
30.7″
Height
28.3″
Depth
27.2″
Weight
35.27 lbs
Material description
Frame: black powder coated square tubular metal // armrests: solid oak (natural or dark brown) or walnut // Upholstery: choice of various fabrics and leathers

SZ63 Armchair

Serpentine 0988 · Armrest Walnut

$2,875.00

Dutch craftsmanship

The SZ63 armchair is crafted in the Netherlands, with meticulous attention to detail and in accordance with the highest production standards.

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Martin Visser

Avant-gardist and minimalist Martin Visser (1922–2009) was one of the most influential Dutch furniture designers of the 20th century. After working in the furniture department at De Bijenkorf in Amsterdam, he became art director at Spectrum in 1954—a position in which he was able to fully develop his signature clean and functional design style. Visser aimed to crea…