Not all 1950s armchairs try to stand out through spectacular shapes. Some captivate with how they occupy space, entrusting their character to well-calibrated proportions and comfort designed to accompany daily life. This pair of Austrian armchairs belongs to that design tradition, where elegance and functionality coexist naturally.

The structure features an essential design, defined by soft volumes and a wide seat that invites conversation and relaxation. The enveloping backrest and well-proportioned armrests create a measured visual balance, while the slightly inclined profile makes the armchairs welcoming without sacrificing a refined silhouette.

Completely restored, they have been re-upholstered in De Le Cuona linen in a grey tone. The textured weave of the fabric interacts with the forms of the upholstery, adding depth to the surfaces and offering a contemporary interpretation of the design. The choice of natural linen enhances the understated character of the armchairs, highlighting their craftsmanship and timeless appeal.

Ideal as a pair in a living room, study, or conversation area, these armchairs represent a refined example of post-war Central European design. A project that remains current thanks to the balance between comfort, construction quality, and formal discretion.

TECHNICAL SHEET

COUNTRY OF PRODUCTION: Austria
DESIGN PERIOD: 1950
PRODUCTION PERIOD: 1950
STYLE: Mid-Century Modern
MATERIAL: Wood, De Le Cuona linen
COLOUR: Grey
DIMENSIONS:
WEIGHT RANGE: 0-40 Kg
CONDITION: completely restored and re-upholstered in De Le Cuona linen; good vintage condition with minor signs of age consistent with the piece's age