This restored Bauhaus sofa by Robert Slezak exemplifies the functional elegance of 1930s Czech design. The piece is defined by its sweeping tubular chrome frame, which cradles a sleek, black leather seating arrangement, offering a striking contrast between industrial metal and supple upholstery. Constructed with a polished chrome frame, the sofa features a modular cushion system, including three backrest cushions, a long seat pad, a wedge-shaped side cushion, and two cylindrical bolsters. The black leather upholstery provides a sophisticated finish, while the tubular metal structure highlights the era's commitment to modern, machine-age aesthetics. The design allows for versatile configuration, functioning as both a formal seating piece and a daybed. The sofa is in excellent, restored condition, presenting beautifully with a gleaming chrome finish and pristine leather upholstery. The structural integrity and aesthetic character of the original 1930s design have been carefully preserved through the restoration process. This piece is ideally suited for a modernist or industrial-inspired interior, serving as a commanding focal point in a living room or study. Its clean lines and historical provenance make it a compelling addition for collectors of early 20th-century European design. Ref.: 3677
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBlack, SilverMaterialLeather, Metal, ChromeNumber of items1Height76 cmWidth192 cmDepth87 cmSeat height43 cm