Sofalette Armchair by Otto Zapf in Black Leather, Germany 1967

The Sofalette series, designed by Otto Zapf in the late 1960s, exemplifies the era's innovative approach to modular furniture. Created in collaboration with Vitsœ, a company renowned for its minimalist designs, the Sofalette series was introduced in 1967.
 
Key Features:
Modular Design: The Sofalette series comprises individual seating modules that can be configured into various arrangements, such as sofas, loveseats, or standalone chairs, offering flexibility to suit different spaces and preferences.
Materials: Each module features a fiberglass shell base, providing a lightweight yet sturdy foundation. The seating elements are upholstered, with options including leather and fabric, allowing for customization.
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Aesthetic: The design reflects a minimalist and modernist aesthetic, characterized by clean lines and a focus on functionality, aligning with the mid-century modern movement.
 
The Sofalette series remains a sought-after example of mid-century modular design, appreciated for its adaptability and timeless appeal.
 
The armchair is in overall excellent condition. 
 
Country of Origin: Germany
 
Period: Mid 20th Century
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Date of Origin: circa 1967
 
Material: Leather , Fiberglass 
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Color: Black