Armin Wirth 'Aluflex' Folding and Nesting Chairs in Rare Dark Plywood and Aluminum

Armin Wirth for Ph. Zieringer K.G., 'Aluflex' dining chairs, brown stained plywood, aluminum, Zwitserland, design 1951 Practical and sleek, these iconic Swiss chairs were designed by industrial designer Armin Wirth (1903-1992) for the Rudolf Steiner School in Zurich in 1951. Celebrated for their innovative ultra-light aluminum construction, the chairs combine functionality with an elegant early-modernist aesthetic. Their clever fold-up seat and horizontal nesting system allowed for efficient storage and flexibility. The bent plywood seat offers exceptional comfort, complemented by a flexible backrest that subtly adjusts to the user’s body. This particular set stands out for its rare brown-stained finish, adding warmth and character to Wirth’s clean, architectural lines. Kindly note that the chairs are in good vintage condition, showing signs of age and use consistent with time, adding to their authentic character and charm. The price listed is per item.