Armchair, black leather, chrome, by R. Adolf, COR, Germany, 1970s.
8 495 PLN
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This armchair, designed by Reinhold Adolf and Friedrich Wilhelm Möller for the German manufacturer COR in the 1970s, is a quintessential expression of the era’s modernist design philosophy. Its construction is based on a distinctive cantilevered chromed frame, which creates a structure that is both substantial and visually light. The seat, backrest, and armrests have been newly upholstered in smooth, matte black genuine leather, offering a refined contrast to the polished, reflective chrome. The armchair’s generous proportions—high back, wide seat, and sharply defined geometric armrests—enhance comfort while emphasizing its bold silhouette. The minimalist design forgoes decorative elements, visible stitching, or fasteners, resulting in a piece defined by clarity and functionality. The frame bears the manufacturer’s signature, with original chrome showing only fine marks characteristic of vintage pieces, while the seat and cushions have been fully restored and reupholstered. Condition: restored—with minor traces of use on the chrome frame and new leather upholstery.
This form resonates with the voice of an era that believed in progress and purity of line: the 1970s spoke through designs that were functional yet striking. The chromed base reflects light like a contemporary frame, while the matte black leather tempers the composition, introducing an atmosphere of focus and calm. The chair seems to tell the story of a time when simplicity was liberation and every detail a statement of modern comfort. It is a piece that never dominates a space but instead quietly asserts its presence—suggesting, “I am ready for the next chapter in
DIMENSION
Height98 cm
Width92 cm
Length75 cm
Dimension details
Length75 cm
Height98 cm
Width92 cm
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