A stunning set of two Tecta D41 armchairs, designed by Anton Lorenz and produced in Germany. These chairs are a beautiful example of the continued influence of the Bauhaus tradition on late 20th-century German furniture design.
The D41 combines a clean, architectural silhouette with the warmth of natural wicker/cane seating. The elegant chrome-plated tubular steel base creates a striking contrast with the natural woven surface, giving the chairs a refined yet highly functional appearance.
Anton Lorenz was an important figure in the development of modern tubular-steel furniture and worked closely with the Bauhaus movement. His designs are characterised by structural clarity, minimalism and an honest expression of materials. Tecta later continued and reinterpreted this important design heritage, becoming particularly well known for producing furniture connected to the Bauhaus tradition.
These armchairs are particularly appealing for collectors of Bauhaus, German Modernism and Mid-Century Modern design, while their neutral materials allow them to work equally well in contemporary interiors.
Details
* Model: Tecta D41
* Designer: Anton Lorenz
* Manufacturer: Tecta
* Origin: Germany
* Period: circa 1980s
* Natural wicker/cane seat and back
* Chrome-plated tubular steel frame
* Bauhaus-inspired architectural design
* Price is for the complete set of 2 armchairs
Condition
Very good vintage condition.
The chairs are structurally sound and present beautifully, with only minor signs of age and use consistent with their vintage character. The natural wicker and chrome frame are both in very good overall condition. Please see the photographs for further details.
Dimensions — Each Chair
Width: 52 cm
Height: 82 cm
Depth: 58 cm
Seat Height: 49 cm
Backrest Height: 62 cm
Seat Depth: 40 cm
A sophisticated pair of collectible German armchairs combining Bauhaus principles, natural materials and iconic tubular-steel construction.
Worldwide shipping available.
Pick-up possible in Germany.
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