20th century Czech design icon Jindrich Halabala believed seating should be designed to fit the shape of the human body. It should not only be comfortable but also help the body relax. His success in creating designs that did just that is likely why his seating endures. Although he designed everything from carpeting to sideboards, it’s his seating, particularly his bentwood lounge chairs that are his most sought after creations. He was an accomplished woodworker and used the unconventional technique of bending wood, to accomplish most of his designs.
 
Upholstered in a stone color boucle fabric with channeled seat back. Frame in oak
Currently availble in our New York City showroom.
 
 
Dimensions:
 
Width: 27.5 inches
Deph: 41 inches
Height:34 inches
Seat Height: 18 sloping to 14 inches
 
 
Condition: Very good condition