Chair, dark brown oak, Thonet, Czechoslovakia, 1930s.
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This Thonet chair, produced in Czechoslovakia in the 1930s, exemplifies functionalist modernism with clear Bauhaus influences. The structure is crafted from solid oak in a deep, dark brown tone, featuring a matte finish with satin highlights on the bent elements. The armrests and rear legs are elegantly curved using Thonet’s classic bentwood technique, while the seat and backrest of veneered plywood are ergonomically shaped. The proportions are balanced: the backrest gently flares, and the legs taper subtly towards the floor. Visible craftsmanship details include precise joinery and sturdy reinforcements beneath the seat. The chair is preserved in very good vintage condition—minor traces of use and a gentle patina attest to its age, with no significant damage.The form echoes the voice of the 1930s—a period when designers sought harmony between function and aesthetics, and everyday life was envisioned as comfortable and orderly. The oak, with its pronounced grain, tells a story of craftsmanship, while the softly curved armrests recall the modernist ambition to let every line serve comfort. Satin reflections on the bent wood evoke the light of offices and salons from that era, where simplicity signaled modernity and patina marked durability.This chair could be paired with a minimalist solid wood desk or a metal console to emphasize its modernist heritage. It would work well in a classic study, a mid-century modern arrangement, or a loft setting, introducing a vintage accent to contemporary interiors. Combining it with a geometric rug or a simply shaped lamp would highlight its clean lines and robust material.
DIMENSION
Height83 cm
Depth50 cm
Width55 cm
Dimension details
Width55 cm
Height83 cm
Depth50 cm
Seat height46 cm
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