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This elegant pair of Belgian Art Deco chairs from around 1920 captures the confident shift toward modernity that defined the early interwar years. Their architectural wooden frames, composed of bold, rectilinear lines, express the movement’s fascination with structure, symmetry, and refined craftsmanship. The silhouettes feel almost sculptural, with the continuous arm-and-leg forms creating a sense of rhythm and balance that remains strikingly contemporary.
Both chairs have been newly reupholstered in a vivid red fabric, a choice that amplifies their graphic presence while honoring the expressive palettes often embraced in early Art Deco interiors. The fresh upholstery highlights the crisp geometry of the seats and backrests, offering a vibrant counterpoint to the dark, beautifully aged wood. The result is a harmonious dialogue between restored comfort and preserved authenticity.
Originally conceived for refined domestic salons or modernist professional interiors, the pair now serves as a sophisticated accent in contemporary spaces; ideal as statement side chairs, gallery seating, or bold additions to a curated Art Deco collection. Their proportions are generous yet disciplined, their craftsmanship unmistakably of their era, and their combined presence both warm and architecturally assertive.
A rare and beautifully revitalized set that brings Belgian Art Deco’s early modern spirit into the present with clarity and style.
Dimensions per chair:
Height: 75 cm
Width: 60 cm
Depth: 55 cm
Seat Height: 45 cm
Ref. 26-0107 26-0108