Armchair H-269, grey, brown beech, by J. Halabala, UP Závody, Czechoslovakia, 1950s.
12 750 PLN
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The H-269 armchair, designed by Jindřich Halabala for UP Zavody in Czechoslovakia, represents post-war mid-century modernism from the 1950s. The construction is distinguished by wide, fluidly bent armrests and legs, each crafted from a single piece of solid beech wood using the Thonet-inspired bending technique. The wood is stained to a warm oak tone and finished with a semi-matte lacquer that highlights the natural grain, contrasting with the light grey, subtly textured upholstery. The chair is upholstered in high-quality fabric with defined piping, while its interior features springs and webbing following classic upholstery methods. Both seat and backrest offer a low, wide profile—emphasizing the armchair's restful nature. Condition: fully and professionally restored, with no visible signs of use. This armchair speaks in the language of Central European modernism—the dynamic arcs of its armrests narrate an era blending craftsmanship with bold new forms. The wood tells a story of searching for harmony between function and expression, while the grey fabric recalls interiors where modernity met everyday comfort. The H-269 seems to invite moments of repose; its substantial yet softly contoured lines evoke a time when furniture was considered both
DIMENSION
Height79 cm
Depth91 cm
Width71 cm
Dimension details
Width71 cm
Height79 cm
Depth91 cm
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