Chiavarine chairs, also known as Chiavari chairs, are an iconic Italian design creation dating back to the 1800s, however, these chairs became particularly popular in the 1950s and later due to their elegant and refined design. Chiavarine chairs owe their name to the city of Chiavari in Liguria, Italy, where they were first designed by carpenter Giuseppe Gaetano Descalzi in 1807. Since then, they have become a symbol of Italian design.

One of the most surprising features of these chairs is their lightness. Thanks to their timeless design, Chiavarine chairs adapt well to a variety of environments, from traditional to contemporary.

The chairs are made of wood, with curved and elegant lines, the seats are in woven marsh willow. The set needs restoration.