This iconic pair of Hungarian mid-century armchairs was designed by László Heczendorfer in the 1960s. A standout of socialist-era modernism, these chairs are best known for their dynamic, biomorphic armrests featuring a striking black-stained central section that creates a bold contrast against the light wood frame.
The chairs retain their original geometric patterned upholstery with characteristic button detailing on the backrests. Their low-slung, angled profile offers a quintessentially 1960s aesthetic that remains highly sought after by collectors of Eastern European design.
Condition & Character
These pieces are in original vintage condition. While they show some fading to the fabric and minor scratching on the wooden frames (see photos for details), they are completely stable and comfortable as is. They offer an authentic patina that tells the story of their history, though they also serve as an excellent foundation for a light restoration if desired.
Details & Dimensions
Designer: László Heczendorfer
Origin: Hungary
Period: 1960s
Dimensions: W65 x D75 x H79 cm
Seat Height: 40 cm
Status: Structurally sound, stable, and ready for immediate use.
PRICE FOR THE SET OF 2
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Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBeige, BlackMaterialWoodNumber of items1Height79 cmWidth65 cmDepth75 cmSeat height40 cmSigns of usageScratches