Pair of armchairs Art Deco, beige, beech, by J. Halabala, Czech Republic, 1940s.
10 800 PLN
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This pair of armchairs designed by Jindřich Halabala in the 1940s exemplifies Central European Art Deco at its finest. The construction is based on robust beech wood, finished in a deep, glossy brown lacquer that highlights the wood’s natural grain. The armrests, elegantly curved, flow seamlessly into the legs, creating Halabala’s signature interplay of sweeping arcs and geometric form. The upholstery is a soft, light beige fabric with a matte finish that contrasts with the wood’s sheen. Wide seats and gently reclined backs ensure comfort, while the overall proportions are generous yet harmonious. Structural joints are smooth and unobtrusive, reflecting high craftsmanship. Both armchairs are restored to a like-new condition, with no visible signs of use and full respect for the original materials and style. These chairs speak in the voice of their era, when modernist boldness met the refinement of traditional craftsmanship. The bentwood silhouette recalls a time when Czechoslovak workshops sought innovation without abandoning precision and harmony. Every contour tells a story of postwar optimism—a quest for comfort and sophisticated taste that resisted simplification. The beige upholstery conveys calm, while the polished wood evokes the quiet confidence of living rooms where good design and family gatherings mattered.
DIMENSION
Height80 cm
Depth60 cm
Width75 cm
Dimension details
Width75 cm
Height80 cm
Depth60 cm
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