Product number: H-269. This restored Art Deco armchair, designed by Jindřich Halabala for UP Závody, is a definitive example of 1930s Czech design. The piece is highly regarded for its sweeping, continuous bentwood armrests that form the legs, a signature element of Halabala's modernist approach to seating. The chair features a solid beech wood frame that has been meticulously restored and finished in a high-gloss black lacquer. It is newly upholstered in a striking geometric patterned textile in shades of black, grey, and beige, complete with contrasting dark piping that accentuates its sculptural form. The combination of the fluid, dark wood frame and the structured, graphic fabric creates a compelling visual tension characteristic of the Art Deco period. The armchair is in perfect condition, having undergone a comprehensive restoration process. The wood finish is pristine, and the upholstery is entirely new, ensuring both structural integrity and aesthetic excellence while preserving the original character of the design. This iconic piece serves as a striking focal point in both contemporary and classic interiors. Its bold silhouette and graphic upholstery make it an ideal addition to a curated living space, library, or study, pairing exceptionally well with other modernist or Art Deco furnishings. With these armchairs it is possible to change the fabric (leather) and color of the wood. Ref.: 3594
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBeige, Black, GreyMaterialTextile, WoodNumber of items1Height75 cmWidth71 cmDepth81 cmSeat height42 cm