Armchair, beige fabric, brown wood, Germany, 1930s.
799 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 38698
This armchair from the 1930s, attributed to Alfons Kaufelt, embodies the rustic character of German craftsmanship from the interwar period. The frame, made of solid wood with a raw, matte finish, reveals distinctive grain, knots, and natural color variations, emphasizing its handcrafted nature. The seat is generously wide, supported by springs, while the slightly reclined backrest and thick, angled legs ensure both comfort and robustness. Exposed round wooden dowels at the joints further highlight the artisanal, rustic spirit. The upholstery, in a warm beige tone with an abstract brown linear pattern, has a visibly coarse, matte texture, showing signs of age such as holes, thinning, and discoloration, especially on the seat and backrest. The overall style fuses rustic simplicity with early 20th-century German vernacular design, focusing on function and honest, visible workmanship. Condition: worn, with authentic traces of age and use, unrestored.The armchair resonates with the voice of the 1930s—a time when simplicity and purpose met with an appreciation for natural materials and honest labor. The touch of rough wood and the grainy fabric evoke memories of old homesteads, where furniture was made to last and each imperfection told a story. Far from diminishing its presence, the visible signs of wear add a layer of lived experience, inviting reflection and evoking a sense of continuity with the past.For interior arrangements, this piece would complement spaces where authenticity and understated beauty are valued. It can be paired with a rustic wooden table or a minimalist sideboard
DIMENSION
Height80 cm
Width60 cm
Length60 cm
Dimension details
Length60 cm
Height80 cm
Width60 cm
Weight10 kg
Seat height66 cm
Seat width53 cm
Seat depth53 cm
Back height46 cm
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