Timeless Elegance: The Armchair by Erich Dieckmann (ca. 1930)
Enter a world of pure functionality and understated beauty. This is no ordinary chair, but an icon of early modernism, designed by the influential Erich Dieckmann (1896-1944).
While some of his contemporaries experimented with cold, industrial tubing, Dieckmann embraced the warmth of natural materials. This armchair is the perfect example:
The Power of Simplicity
Look at the beautiful contrasts:
The Wooden Frame: The light, warm frame exudes tranquility. Notice the sublime, almost sculptural, curved armrests—an elegant, flowing line that effortlessly guides the eye. This contrast between the sleek, functional legs and the soft curves makes the chair unique.
The Natural Wickerwork: Both the seat and backrest are upholstered in a sturdy, natural wicker. This material is not only exceptionally durable but also provides a surprisingly comfortable, breathable seat.
This design reflects the essence of Dieckmann's work: combining strict geometry with a human, homely touch. It is functional, lightweight, "easy" to produce, and exudes a timeless elegance that fits perfectly into any interior—from the 1930s to today's interiors. Talk about timeless, right?
This piece is a rare testament to German design history, a masterpiece of simplicity where beauty and functionality converge.
In immediately usable and neat original condition, ready for years of enjoyment.
Country of origin: Germany
Designer: Erich Dieckmann
Period: 1930s (design), 1950s (production)
Height: 75 cm
Seat height: 37 cm
Width: 57 cm
Seat width: 47 cm
Depth: 64 cm
Seat depth: 45 cm
Specifications
ConditionExcellentColorsBeige, BrownMaterialWoodNumber of items1Height75 cmWidth57 cmDepth64 cmSeat height37 cm