Jindřich Halabala stool in Art Deco velvet, Czechoslovakia, 1930s.

An iconic Art Deco upholstered stool from the 1930s by Jindřich Halabala for UP Závody, originating from Czechoslovakia. This stool exemplifies Halabala's characteristic approach to geometric and sculptural furniture design. Its compact body is formed from several softly rounded upholstered sections, creating a striking stepped silhouette. The patterned textile is framed by a decorative cord, highlighting the geometric construction and giving the piece a distinguished Art Deco appearance. The stool features a seat supported by springs and rests on a sculptural wooden base with four curved legs. The combination of geometric upholstery and fluid wooden elements creates a particularly interesting contrast between the rigid geometry of Art Deco and organic shapes. The wooden structure has been restored and treated with natural bio oil, while the upholstery has been renewed. The restoration preserves the original character of the piece while making it suitable for contemporary use. An excellent decorative and functional element for an Art Deco interior, a collector's collection, a makeup corner, a living room, or as an elegant footrest.