Single armchair “Masterpiece” design by Ruhlmann
Nr. 2794 | 4.800,--Euro
in Art Deco style.
in Art Deco style.
in Art Deco style.
in Art Deco style.
in Art Deco style.
in Art Deco style.
in Art Deco style.
in Art Deco style.
in Art Deco style.
in Art Deco style.
in Art Deco style.
Single armchair
in Art Deco style.
Vintage circa 1970.
Design: Ruhlmann
Elm veneer. Incidentally, this is the Ruhlmann armchair.
Semi-circular, drum-shaped form with wave-like carvings. The Ruhlmann armchair is distinguished by its unique design.
Stands on four casters.
Newly upholstered
and covered in period-appropriate fabric.
Height: 69 cm
Width: 76 cm
Depth: 64 cm
Seat height: 43 cm
Art Deco armchair – designed by Ruhlmann, circa 1970
This elegant, freestanding armchair in the style of French designer Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann embodies classic Art Deco elegance with a touch of 1970s vintage.
The semi-circular drum shape with subtle wave-like carvings lends the piece a harmonious, sculptural aesthetic. The exquisite elm veneer emphasizes the craftsmanship and evokes the luxurious interiors of the 1930s.
“Masterpiece”
The armchair rests on four discreet casters, allowing for easy mobility. It has been reupholstered in a high-quality, period-appropriate fabric – a perfect blend of historical form and contemporary comfort.
This vintage piece is ideal for lovers of exclusive Art Deco furniture and brings a touch of French sophistication to any interior.
Today, Art Deco furniture, such as swivel chairs, can be seen in many museums, for example in London, Paris, and New York. Those interested in this era will find a wealth of fascinating information and illustrations in books and specialist magazines.
This chair perfectly complements the Art Deco coffee table. Furthermore, the chair harmonizes beautifully with these pieces of 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.
