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Three-Seater Sofa Kubus JH13 - Josef Hoffmann - Covering in Leather
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Description
Made in Italy
Three-Seater Sofa Kubus JH13 - Josef Hoffmann - Covering in Leather
Josef Hoffmann 1910
- Made in Italy -
Wrongly attributed by some journalists of the period to Otto Prutscher, Hoffmann’s pupil and co-founder of the Wiener Werkstätte, this armchair was produced and presented at the international exhibition held in Buenos Aires in 1910 on the centennial of Argentinean independence (la Revolución de Mayo). The designer’s preference for geometric compositions modulated on the square is well known and is characteristic of his most important architectural designs. For this reason his formal language was ironically renamed “Quadratstil". The sofas are simply a two and three-seat derivation of the armchair.
Inspired by the project of Josef Hoffmann of 1910 the Three-seat sofa has a hardwood frame covered with expanded foam. Not removable covering in stitched leather squares.
Standard packaging 1 pc.
If you are interested in different quantities, please contact us directly.
Request a quote for public premisses.
Delivery times four / five weeks from the completion of the order, except for unforeseen circumstances.
Josef Hoffmann 1910
- Made in Italy -
Wrongly attributed by some journalists of the period to Otto Prutscher, Hoffmann’s pupil and co-founder of the Wiener Werkstätte, this armchair was produced and presented at the international exhibition held in Buenos Aires in 1910 on the centennial of Argentinean independence (la Revolución de Mayo). The designer’s preference for geometric compositions modulated on the square is well known and is characteristic of his most important architectural designs. For this reason his formal language was ironically renamed “Quadratstil". The sofas are simply a two and three-seat derivation of the armchair.
Inspired by the project of Josef Hoffmann of 1910 the Three-seat sofa has a hardwood frame covered with expanded foam. Not removable covering in stitched leather squares.
Standard packaging 1 pc.
If you are interested in different quantities, please contact us directly.
Request a quote for public premisses.
Delivery times four / five weeks from the completion of the order, except for unforeseen circumstances.
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