Vittorio Ragone - Antiques & Design dealer

24/06/2026

A rare pair of white bouclé Italian armchairs, 1950s, attributed to Osvaldo Borsani for Tecno.

Soft in texture, strong in silhouette — this is the kind of design that works beautifully in both modern and traditional interiors. The rounded form, generous proportions and low metal feet give the chairs a sculptural presence, while the pale bouclé upholstery keeps them calm, elegant and easy to place.

A considered piece for a contemporary home, a period property, or a layered antique interior.

Available at Vittorio Ragone Antique and Design
The Furniture Cave
Furniture & Arts Building
533 King’s Road
London SW10 0TZ

www.vittorioragone.com
T: 0207 351 0903
M: 0778 0773 204

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24/06/2026

A rare pair of white bouclé armchairs, Italian 1950s, attributed to Osvaldo Borsani for Tecno.

This design is a special find for collectors who recognise the reference: the same model appears in the documented Casa Osvaldo Borsani interior, Milan, 1956. With their generous proportions, sculptural arms, soft rounded back and low metal disc feet, the chairs capture the refined confidence of post-war Italian modernism.

The white bouclé upholstery gives the pair a softer, contemporary look while keeping the architectural strength of the original design.

Available at Vittorio Ragone Antique and Design
The Furniture Cave
Furniture & Arts Building
533 King’s Road
London SW10 0TZ

www.vittorioragone.com
T: 0207 351 0903
M: 0778 0773 204
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