Maker: Jan Vaněk
This restored Art Deco armchair, designed by Jan Vaněk, represents a compelling example of Czech furniture design from the 1940s. The piece is defined by its striking architectural silhouette and the thoughtful interplay between solid wood and woven textile.
The armchair features a robust oak frame, characterised by its distinctive cross-legged construction and flat, paddle-like armrests. The seat and backrest are formed from tightly woven white cotton webbing, creating a supportive yet visually light structure. The contrast between the rich, dark brown tones of the oak and the crisp white cotton highlights the geometric precision of the design.
The chair is in great condition, having benefited from a careful restoration that preserves its historical character. The oak frame retains a warm patina, while the cotton webbing appears fresh and structurally sound, ensuring both comfort and longevity.
This Jan Vaněk armchair serves as a versatile accent piece, suited to a variety of interior settings. Its clean lines and natural materials make it an excellent addition to a Mid-Century Modern living space, a minimalist reading corner, or a contemporary study.
Ref:: 3111
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBrown, WhiteMaterialCotton, WoodNumber of items1Height80 cmWidth58 cmDepth62 cmSeat height38 cm