Set of four dining chairs, brick red black orange fabric, light oak, by O. Haerdtl, TON, Czechoslovakia, 1960s
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This set of four dining chairs, designed by Oswald Haerdtl for the Czech manufacturer TON in the 1960s, captures the essence of Central European modernism. The chairs feature upholstery in a dominant brick-red tone, interwoven with subtle black and orange threads that create a refined, graphic pattern. The fabric has a matte finish and a tactile, woven texture. Both seat and backrest are generously padded, and a distinctive cut-out in the lower back signals Haerdtl’s ergonomic, sculptural approach. The legs are crafted from light, honey-toned oak with a satin sheen, slender and slightly splayed to lend the form a sense of lightness and harmonious proportion. All joints remain discreet, free from visible hardware, maintaining the pure, balanced lines of the design. The set is in good vintage condition: the upholstery shows gentle signs of use and some wear, particularly along the backrest edges, while the wooden elements display a soft patina—there is no major damage or evidence of repair.These chairs echo the voice of the 1960s, when modernist design championed restraint and respect for function. The brick-red fabric evokes interiors that valued comfort and bold color choices. The backrest cut-out is not merely decorative—it marks an era where ergonomics merged with artistic freedom. The oak legs, gently splayed, serve as a reminder of the optimism and lightness that defined postwar Central European design.The set of four chairs can be combined with a simple, light-toned oak table to highlight the harmony of materials and shapes. They would work well in mid
DIMENSION
Height80 cm
Width52 cm
Length44 cm
Dimension details
Length44 cm
Height80 cm
Width52 cm
Seat height46 cm
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