Set of Four G-Plan Brasilia Dining Chairs, 1960s

A definitive icon of British Mid-Century Modern design from the prestigious firm Gomme (G-Plan). Designed by Victor Wilkins in the 1960s, the Brasilia chair set stands out for its perfect assimilation of organic lines and the warmth of the Scandinavian aesthetic that dominated the era.

The genius of their design lies in their stylized, sculpturally-inspired backrest: a curved top rail that finishes in three vertical slats joined in a subtle fork or "U" shape, a fluid silhouette that provides enormous visual lightness while offering impeccable anatomical comfort. Crafted from solid teak with exceptional golden tones and grain, these chairs have been updated with refined, textured textile upholstery in a vibrant mustard/ochre tone.