This bentwood bench, attributed to the Viennese manufacturer J. & J. Kohn and dating from the early 20th century, is crafted using traditional steam-bending techniques emblematic of the Secessionist style. The slender frame features turned legs and gently curved arm supports, while the backrest displays intricate pressed floral motifs and a central medallion with a stylized face, all rendered in low relief. The seat is adorned with embossed circular patterns that echo the organic forms of the backrest. The deep, mahogany brown hue with warm, reddish undertones dominates the visual impression, complemented by a matte surface with a subtle satin sheen that reveals the natural wood grain. The bench's proportions reflect the refined balance and lightness so characteristic of Viennese craftsmanship from this era.Organic lines and decorative details evoke an object born of a period when applied arts shaped daily life. The stylized face at the center of the backrest nods to the spirit of Viennese Secession, while subtle embossing on the wood highlights the artistry of hand-finishing. Here, nature and craft meet in a dialogue where every curve and motif carries intention and rhythm.The bench would suit both classic and eclectic interiors. It can be paired with ornate-framed mirrors, low marble tables, or lamps with opaline glass shades to emphasize its historical character. Consider placing it in a spacious hallway or along a living room wall, complemented by textiles in shades of beige, olive green, or burgundy. For a cohesive composition, it works well alongside other bentwood pieces or contemporary accessories inspired by the Secessionist movement.
DIMENSION
Height100 cm
Width50 cm
Length113 cm
Dimension details
Length113 cm
Height100 cm
Width50 cm
Weight12 kg
Seat height46 cm
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