This Bauhaus armchair from the 1930s was made by Mücke und Melder in Czechoslovakia and stands for the clear, reduced formal language of classic modernism. The chrome-plated steel tube construction forms the typical cantilever base and gives the armchair its elegant, floating appearance.
The armchair is upholstered and covered in leather in a warm beige tone which, together with the organically curved lines, creates a calm, balanced presence. The slightly reclined backrest and the generous seat provide comfortable seating. The wooden armrests are stained and hand-polished with shellac, giving them a fine, warm surface and a high-quality contrast to the cool steel tube.
The proportions are compact yet present, making the Bauhaus armchair well suited, on its own or in combination, to living spaces, reading corners or stylish work areas. An authentic design object of the 1930s that combines material quality, function and timeless aesthetics.