Set of 4 chairs in New Objectivity style, 1930s. Made of oak with a minimalist design, these functional and elegant chairs reflect the design principles of the 1930s, ideal for modern, purist interiors.

Set of 4 chairs in the Style of New Objectivity- 1930

Style: Style of New Objectivity
Design: unknow

Material: pure oak wood
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Year: 1930’s
Condition: original
Quantity: set of four

Price: 2.200 Euro

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These four chairs were designed in the 1930s in the style of New Objectivity. They stand out for their clear, functional form, typical of this period. The minimalist approach, focusing on the essentials, makes them timeless classics.

Made of oak, the chairs feature a robust yet elegant structure. The rectangular backrest and simple seat reflect the principles of New Objectivity, emphasizing reduction to the essential and practical functionality.

These chairs are an excellent example of the combination of aesthetics and practicality from the 1930s and fit perfectly in minimalist spaces.

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Set of 4 chairs in New Objectivity style, 1930s. Made of oak with a minimalist design, these functional and elegant chairs reflect the design principles of the 1930s, ideal for modern, purist interiors.
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