Armchair, dark brown beech, light bouclé, by J. Vanek, UP Závody, Czechoslovakia, 1930s.
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Designed by Jan Vanek for UP Závody in Czechoslovakia circa 1930, this armchair embodies the spirit of interwar functionalist design. The frame, crafted from bent beechwood stained in an oak-like dark brown, features a semi-matte finish that reveals the natural wood grain and emphasizes the precision of its joinery. Sharply angled legs and distinctive armrests create a geometric silhouette characteristic of early modernism. The light, creamy bouclé upholstery offers a tactile and visual contrast to the dark wood; its pronounced looped texture and regular tufting on the backrest add depth and subtle detail. The proportions are thoughtfully balanced, with a high, slightly reclined backrest and a generous seat ensuring comfort. All elements are joined with meticulous care, with no visible screws or fittings, underscoring the quality of craftsmanship. The armchair is in excellent condition, following comprehensive restoration, with no signs of wear. This design resonates with the voice of the 1930s, when functionalism embraced a new aesthetic for everyday life. The beech frame seems to tell the story of an era that valued clarity of line and the honesty of materials—eschewing unnecessary ornamentation, yet honoring fine craftsmanship. The soft, textured upholstery echoes the period's fascination with tactile qualities, as if the chair invites one to sit and let time slow, much as it did in the living rooms of modernist villas. The Jan Vanek armchair could be paired with a low bent
DIMENSION
Height78 cm
Width81 cm
Length64 cm
Dimension details
Length64 cm
Height78 cm
Width81 cm
Weight14 kg
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