This Sedes 4000 armchair is a striking design by Wim Mulder for Meubelatelier Allerhanden from the 1980s. The sleek, architectural silhouette makes this piece of furniture a characteristic example of Dutch design from that period.
The chair is crafted with a black lacquered beech wood frame, combined with a striking red fabric backrest and a beige seat. The geometric lines and contrasting use of color give the armchair a strong visual presence. The design reflects the postmodern influences of the 1980s, where form and function come together in a playful manner.
The armchair is in good vintage condition, with an authentic character befitting its age. The black lacquer does require some touch-ups. The construction is sturdy and the furniture is fully functional, ready for a new phase of life. This distinctive design comes into its own perfectly in an eclectic or postmodern interior.
It is a true statement piece that attracts attention in both a living room and a creative workspace.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBeige, Black, RedMaterialTextile, WoodNumber of items1Height99 cmWidth64 cmDepth80 cmSeat height40 cmSigns of usageScratches, Chipped, usagesign-corneredge-wear