This armchair traces its origins to the 1930s, when it was first designed for a tuberculosis sanatorium, emphasizing functionality and health through its curved, breathable design.
Its bentwood frame, with a natural finish, supports a smooth, cream-colored seat and backrest, creating a cohesive and lightweight form. The integrated armrests and open back contribute to its airy aesthetic, making it a timeless choice for contemporary interiors.
Place this chair in minimal, modern, or retro-inspired settings to highlight its flowing lines and natural beauty.
Pair it with neutral tones, natural textures, and subtle patterns to enhance its understated elegance. Its versatility makes it suitable for living areas, reading nooks, or as a statement piece in open spaces, offering both comfort and visual simplicity.
