Vintage armchair, Sweden 1930s, Nobilis linen bouclé fabric

Long before Scandinavian design became an international benchmark, Nordic designers were already developing a language based on balance, craftsmanship, and comfort. This Swedish armchair from the 1930s belongs to that pioneering era, when forms began to lighten while retaining a strong material presence.

The structure reveals a design attentive to proportions and the relationship between solids and voids. The backrest naturally accompanies the seat, while the armrests define a compact and welcoming silhouette, designed to promote a relaxed posture. It is an armchair that conveys solidity without being heavy, a quality that continues to make it extremely relevant.

This piece has been completely restored and upholstered in Nobilis linen bouclé in white. The rich and textured weave of the fabric enhances the soft volumes of the padding and introduces a contemporary note that dialogues with the original design without altering its identity. The choice of linen bouclé adds visual depth and a pleasant tactile sensation, emphasizing the sophisticated character of the ensemble.

Perfect as a standalone piece in a living room, bedroom, or study, this armchair demonstrates how Swedish design of the early twentieth century continues to offer solutions capable of transcending time. A piece of furniture that combines authenticity, comfort, and construction quality, destined to naturally fit into both minimalist interiors and environments rich in vintage influences.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

COUNTRY OF PRODUCTION: Sweden
DESIGN PERIOD: 1930
PRODUCTION PERIOD: 1930
STYLE: Scandinavian Modern
MATERIAL: Wood, Nobilis linen bouclé
COLOR: White
DIMENSIONS: 
WEIGHT RANGE: 0-40 Kg
CONDITION: fully restored and re-upholstered in Nobilis linen bouclé; good vintage condition with minor signs of wear consistent with the age of the piece