Art Deco Armchairs, 1930s Czechia, Beech, Designed by Koželka and Kropáček

Product number: H-269 This pair of armchairs is an absolute icon of Central European interwar design and one of the most sought-after seating models from the Art Deco / early modernist era in Czechoslovakia. This is the legendary Model H269, designed by the celebrated designer Jindřich Halabala for the renowned UP Závody furniture factories. Famed for its fluid, dynamically sculpted lines and unmatched ergonomics, this design remains a definitive symbol of sophisticated interwar living. The pair has undergone a comprehensive professional restoration, executed with the highest regard for authentic period craftsmanship. The signature, sweeping armrests made of solid bentwood beech have been meticulously treated, and the original wood polish has been fully revived, beautifully showcasing the natural grain and rich, warm tone of the wood. The interior structures received completely new professional coil-spring upholstery, restoring the original firmness, resilience, and supreme seating comfort. The chairs have been newly upholstered in a premium light grey textile, handsomely finished with contrasting black piping along the edges, which sharply accentuates the iconic silhouette and geometric grace of Halabala's design. Acquiring a beautifully matched pair of Model H269 chairs...

This pair of armchairs is a true icon of Czechoslovak furniture design and a masterpiece of the Art Deco style from the 1930s. This legendary design was conceived by the acclaimed ar...

This striking pair of Art Deco armchairs was designed by Jindřich Halabala and produced in Czechoslovakia during the 1940s. The chairs showcase Halabala’s signature sculptural langua...

An exceptional pair of Czech Art Deco lounge chairs attributed to Jindrich Halabala, dating from the 1940s. These iconic bentwood armchairs embody the refined elegance of European mo...