Pair of Mid-Century "Mitzi" Armchairs by Ezio Longhi for Elam, Reupholstered in Linen & Wool (1950s) 37½"

These elegant armchairs are attributed to Italian designer Ezio Longhi for Elam, dating from the 1950s. The graceful mahogany frames, feature subtly carved details that enhance their overall design. Recently reupholstered in a luxurious blend of linen and wool, the ivory fabric beautifully complements the dark wood, adding a contemporary touch to these mid-century pieces. 

The sculpted armrests flow effortlessly into the curved legs, embodying the refined aesthetics of Italian modernist design. These armchairs are not only visually striking but also robust, showcasing the heavy construction typical of Elam furniture, a brand synonymous with quality and innovation during the post-war period. Ezio Longhi was an Italian designer noted for his contributions to mid-century modern furniture. His work for Elam, a prominent Italian furniture manufacturer of the time, is renowned for blending traditional craftsmanship with modern lines and innovative materials. Elam was at the forefront of Italian design in the 1950s, producing timeless pieces that are still highly sought after by collectors today.