Pair of armchairs, honey wood, cream bouclé, by J. Halabala, UP Závody, Czechoslovakia, 1960s.
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This pair of armchairs, designed by Jindřich Halabala for UP Závody in 1960s Czechoslovakia, exemplifies Central European modernism rooted in artisanal tradition and a pursuit of functional form. The structure features bentwood in a warm honey hue, with a matte to satin finish that showcases the natural wood grain. Broad, sweeping armrests merge organically into the frame, emphasizing the fluid lines of the design. Deep seats and gently reclined backrests are upholstered in creamy bouclé, offering a distinctively tactile, looped texture. Solid, straight legs crafted from the same batch of wood as the frame lend stability and visual coherence. All joints are expertly concealed, reflecting a high standard of woodworking and attention to detail. The armchairs have been fully restored and present in collector-grade condition, free of wear or damage. The listed price refers to the complete set – a pair of armchairs.These armchairs echo the spirit of the 1960s, a time when modernist rigor met a renewed appreciation for comfort and homely warmth. The curved armrests seem to invite relaxation, while the creamy bouclé upholstery recalls postwar elegance, where both practicality and respect for material were paramount. The undulating wood lines and evenly distributed bouclé create a harmonious dialogue, reflecting the era when Halabala’s designs set new aesthetic and comfort standards in Central Europe.The pair can
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Height81 cm
Width64 cm
Length87 cm
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Length87 cm
Height81 cm
Width64 cm
Weight31 kg
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