Satz von vier Schreibtischsesseln aus gebogenem Sperrholz | Oswald Haerdtl, 1960er Jahre

This set of four elegant bent plywood chairs was designed by renowned Austrian architect and designer Oswald Haerdtl, a key figure in mid-century modern furniture design. Manufactured in Czechoslovakia in the 1960s, these chairs are among his most iconic works.

The distinctive organic shape of the seat and armrests showcases Haerdtl's innovative approach to working with bent plywood. The sturdy construction, combined with subtly tapered legs, gives the chairs a sense of lightness and timeless elegance. The comfortable upholstered seat ensures a pleasant seating experience, while the refined wooden craftsmanship highlights the exceptional quality of this design.

Thanks to their iconic form, these chairs are not only collectible pieces but also stylish additions to office or living spaces in both retro and contemporary interiors.

Abmessungen (pro Stuhl):

• Höhe: 78 cm
• Breite: 55 cm
• Seat depth: 42 cm
• Seat height from the ground: 47 cm

Designer: Oswald Haerdtl
Period: 1950–1969
Origin: Czechoslovakia
Material: Bent plywood, solid wood, upholstery
Condition: Good original condition
Price: The price is for the set