This lounge chair, designed by Miroslav Navrátil and produced in 1959 by Český Nábytek, exemplifies late-1950s Czechoslovak modernist design. The seat shell is crafted from molded fiberglass and upholstered in Kvadrat fabric containing natural wool and linen. The expressive boucle texture and zebra-inspired pattern—black, irregular stripes on an off-white background—accentuate the sculptural silhouette. The seat rests on a light, matte-oiled wooden base with splayed, tapered legs, joined by black metal stretchers for stability and a subtle industrial touch. The precise finish is evident in the clean lines and absence of visible fasteners on the shell.The chair conveys a dialogue between organic softness and graphic discipline. The interplay of materials—fiberglass, wood, textile—evokes modernist values, balancing comfort and aesthetics. The distinctive upholstery introduces a graphic accent, while the airy base reinforces the impression of the seat floating within the space.Navrátil’s model works well as a standalone centerpiece in a living room, paired with a low wooden table or minimalist floor lamp. It can be combined with neutral textiles to highlight the upholstery pattern or integrated into mid-century inspired interiors—alongside low sideboards, glass, and black-and-white accents. Surrounded by large plants and simple graphic art, the chair’s presence remains bold yet timeless.
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Height80 cm
Width60 cm
Length80 cm
Dimension details
Length80 cm
Height80 cm
Width60 cm
Weight12 kg
Seat height36 cm
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