1930s Jindrich Halabala Bentwood Armchairs – Dark Beige Velvet
Price per chair. Only one chair is available in this colour.
A striking pair of iconic 1930s bentwood armchairs by Jindřich Halabala, representing one of the most recognisable designs of early European modernism. Defined by their dramatic, flowing armrests, these chairs blur the line between furniture and sculpture.
Newly upholstered in a refined dark beige velvet, they offer a softer, more contemporary take on a bold Art Deco classic.
Halabala’s work is celebrated for its pioneering use of steam-bent wood, allowing for these signature sweeping curves that feel both dynamic and effortless. The continuous armrests create a strong visual line, wrapping around the chair and anchoring the design.
The proportions are generous and low, designed for comfort while maintaining a sculptural presence.
Designer: Jindrich Halabala
Manufacturer: Thonet
Country of Origin: Czech Republic
Period: Early 20th Century
Date of Origin: circa 1930
Material: Beech, Bent Wood, Velvet
Color: Beige
Dimensions
Height - 82 cm I Width - 66 cm I Depth - 84 cm I Seat Height - 40 cm
Condition
Fully restored to a high standard.
Frames have been professionally refinished, and the chairs have been reupholstered in premium velvet.Delivery
UK - £45
1 - 10 days.
