Elegant Art Deco Armchair 1930
Nr. 2836 | 3.300,--Euro
Elegant Art Deco Armchair
Elegant French Art Deco armchair from around 1930, featuring a high-gloss black lacquered wooden frame and cream-colored genuine leather upholstery.
Particularly distinctive features include the curved arm supports and the padded, cylindrical armrests.
In very good restored condition; newly reupholstered in genuine leather.
Dimensions: H 80 × W 60 × D 45 cm; seat height 43 cm.
French Art Deco Armchair, circa 1930
This elegant French Art Deco armchair, dating from around 1930, is distinguished by its exceptionally balanced and sculptural design.
The black high-gloss lacquered wooden frame creates a striking contrast with the light, cream-colored upholstery in high-quality genuine leather. Particularly characteristic are the elegantly curved arm supports with their softly upholstered, cylindrical armrests. They give the armchair its distinctive silhouette and perfectly express the refined design language of French Art Deco.
The gently curved backrest and generously upholstered seat combine excellent comfort with a clear, architectural aesthetic. The sophisticated interplay between deep black high-gloss lacquer and light cream-colored leather gives this French Art Deco armchair an elegant yet distinctly modern appearance.
The armchair has been professionally restored and newly upholstered in cream-colored genuine leather. It is presented in very good restored condition.
As an elegant standalone piece, this French Art Deco armchair is perfectly suited to a sophisticated living interior, library, private office or prestigious reception area. It also makes an exceptional statement when combined with modern art and contemporary furniture.
This beautifully proportioned armchair is an outstanding example of the timeless elegance and sculptural quality of French Art Deco furniture.
Art Deco at RSA Wiesbaden
You can find more Art Deco cabinets, Art Deco chests of drawers and Art Deco lamps in my shop in Wiesbaden. Regine Schmitz-Avila – your specialist for French Art Deco furniture and art objects from around 1930.
