Price
$1,200
Condition*
Excellent
Measurements
height: 4.5 in.
diameter: 3.5 in.
Specifications
Number of items: 1
Materials/Techniques: teak
Price
$1,200
Condition*
Excellent
Measurements
height: 4.5 in.
diameter: 3.5 in.
Specifications
Number of items: 1
Materials/Techniques: teak
Austria 1870 - 1956 TEXT BY DECOPEDIA
A leading member and founder of the Wiener Secession and Wiener Werkstätte, architect and designer Hoffmann was one of the most influential figures in the field in the early 20th century. He designed the Ver sacrum room at the first Wiener Secession exhibition in 1898. Hoffmann fell under the influence of British designers Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Charles Robert Ashbee, whose Guild of Handicraft proved an important stimulus for the establishment of the Wiener Werkstätte (Viennese Workshops) with designer Koloman Moser and industrialist Fritz Warndorfer in 1903. Between then and 1931 the Werkstätte produced furniture, metalware, and jewellery designs by Hoffmann, often characterized by qualities of geometry and rectilinearity. Hoffmann had begun teaching architecture at the Vienna School of Applied Arts in 1899, a post that he maintained until 1941. One of his most important commissions was the Palais Stoclet in Brussels (1905-11), for which he designed the whole ensemble from building through to interiors and furniture and worked alongside the distinguished Viennese artist Gustav Klimt and artist-designer Carl Otto Czeschka. He also designed furniture for the Thonet company including his Sitzmaschine (Sitting Machine) of 1908. Following on from the ideas of the Deutscher Werkbund established in 1907, Hoffmann founded the Austrian Werkbund in 1912 and headed it until 1920. He also designed the Austrian Pavilions at the 1914 Werkbund exhibition in Cologne, the 1925 Paris Exposition des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels, the 1930 Stockholm Exhibition, and the Venice Biennale of 1934.
Price
$475
Condition*
very good
TEXT REF. BY 1STDIBS
Price
$1,500
Condition*
good
Measurements
height: 16.93 in.
diameter: 18.9 in.
TEXT. REF. BY 1STDIBS
Price
$1,100
Condition*
Very Good
TEXT REF. BY 1STDIBS
Condition*
Good
Luego de una larga espera, por fin tendremos a partir de esta semana, la famosa silla POT, para algunos desconocida, para otros muy poco vista.Además tendremos el sofá Swan de dos puestos.
This daybed is a logical and faithful re-design of the celebrated de Sede classic and has lost none of its fascination. Its extravagant patchwork covering together with back cushioning that can be positioned as required caused a sensation more than 30 years ago. The contrasts deliberately chosen between the individual pieces of leather used in the patchwork covering are particularly effective in our Naturale category of leather and make a significant contribution to the charm of this classic model. The model has been only slightly altered to fit the spirit of the new collection. The DS-80 is available as both a recliner and small lounge sofa.
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We're proud of our place in the story of modern American design, but these pieces weren't designed for museum pedestals. They were designed to be lived with in homes and offices, and loved by people like you. That's why so many of these classic designs remain in production today.
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