This pair of H-269 armchairs, designed by Jindrich Halabala for UP Zavody in the 1930s, represents a defining moment in Czech modernist design. The sweeping, continuous bentwood armrests create a dynamic silhouette that has made this model a canonical piece of twentieth-century European furniture. The chairs feature a robust bentwood frame, meticulously restored to highlight the natural grain and warm tone of the wood. They have been newly upholstered in a striking light blue and white patterned textile, offering a fresh interpretation of the classic form. The continuous curve of the armrests, which transition seamlessly into the legs, demonstrates the advanced bentwood techniques championed by UP Zavody during the era. The restoration has been executed to an exceptional standard, presenting the chairs in pristine condition. The structural integrity of the bentwood frames is fully preserved, and the new upholstery ensures they are ready for immediate use while respecting their historical lineage. These armchairs serve as compelling focal points in both contemporary and mid-century modern interiors. Their sculptural presence and vibrant upholstery make them ideal for a refined living space or a curated reading room, pairing effortlessly with both minimalist and eclectic decor. With these armchairs it is possible to change the fabric (leather) and color of the wood. Ref:: 3439
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBlue, Brown, WhiteMaterialTextile, WoodNumber of items2Height75 cmWidth71 cmDepth81 cmSeat height42 cm