A pair of armchairs designed by Gyula Kaesz in the 1930s. The wooden frames have been carefully restored, and the cushions have been newly upholstered in a soft bouclé fabric. The graceful curves of the wooden structure are characteristic of Kaesz’s work.

Gyula Kaesz (1897–1967) was one of the most important Hungarian interior architects and designers of the 20th century, internationally recognized for his refined modernism and outstanding craftsmanship. As a longtime professor and later director of the College of Applied Arts in Budapest, he also had a lasting influence on subsequent generations of Hungarian designers.

A rare and highly collectible Hungarian Art Deco set.

The listing includes the two armchairs.