Pair of armchairs H 410, yellow, walnut, by J. Halabala, UP Závody, Czechoslovakia, 1960s.
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This pair of H 410 armchairs, designed by Jindřich Halabala and produced by UP Závody in Czechoslovakia during the 1960s, exemplifies the bold spirit of mid-century modern design. The construction features deep seats, gently reclined backrests, and wide, dramatically curved armrests crafted from dark, satin-finished bentwood. The upholstery is a warm, muted mustard yellow with a fine matte texture, offering a subtle contrast to the rich brown of the wood. The absence of visible hardware and the precise joinery highlight the standard of craftsmanship. The armchairs’ proportions provide both comfort and visual harmony. Condition: fully restored, with no visible signs of wear or patina; all components remain true to the original design. The armchairs evoke the narrative of 1960s Czechoslovakian modernism, where Jindřich Halabala pursued innovative yet functional forms. The sweeping curves of the armrests recall an era in which bentwood symbolized progress, and fluid lines expressed the optimism of the postwar decades. The mustard upholstery, absorbing light and accentuating the sculptural silhouette, conjures images of intimate living rooms where design was meant for everyday comfort without sacrificing audacity. These chairs could be paired with a minimalist solid wood coffee table or a geometric floor lamp to accentuate their sculptural presence. They would suit both classic collector's interiors and spaces shaped by mid-century modern aesthetics. It is worth combining them with neutral-toned textiles or period accents such as ceramic vases and framed graphics to highlight their
DIMENSION
Height85 cm
Width60 cm
Length67 cm
Dimension details
Length67 cm
Height85 cm
Width60 cm
Weight31 kg
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