Pair of armchairs, dark brown oak, blue, by K. Koželka, A. Kropáček, Interier Praha, Czechoslovakia, 1940s.
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This pair of armchairs, designed by Karol Koželka and Antonín Kropáček for Interiér Praha, exemplifies Czechoslovak design of the 1940s. Produced in 1944 and awarded the silver medal for design at the Milan Triennale just two years later, the chairs combine carefully bent oak wood—showing a pronounced grain and semi-gloss finish—with newly replaced upholstery in a pastel blue fabric. The upholstery has a subtle, even texture and a matte surface, creating a fresh and airy aesthetic. The broad, smoothly curved armrests are characteristic of the Art Deco and early modernist style, merging comfort with a flowing visual line. The proportions are generous, with deep seats and gently reclined backs for support and relaxation. The construction relies on precise joinery, without visible screws or metal fittings, emphasizing the craftsmanship and integrity of the design. The condition is excellent—both upholstery and woodwork appear recently refreshed, with no visible signs of wear or restoration. These armchairs embody the optimism of the postwar era and the modernist belief in a better tomorrow. Their form speaks to a time when functionalism was tempered by gentle elegance, and bentwood was not only practical but visually appealing. The matte blue fabric echoes the lightness of morning, while the wide armrests seem to invite long hours of repose—as if they whispered, “sit down, everything is in its place.” Each detail
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Height75 cm
Width72 cm
Length64 cm
Dimension details
Length64 cm
Height75 cm
Width72 cm
Weight31 kg
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