Chairs in the style of Hank Lowenstein, Germany 1970s.

This well-proportioned chair, made from solid beech wood, reflects the principles of German modernist design from the second half of the 20th century. Its understated yet distinctive shape is inspired by the functionalist approach associated with Hank Lowenstein and his Padova series. The construction features balanced details: cylindrical legs, a slightly curved backrest, and a stable, well-proportioned seat. The green upholstered seat and backrest contrast elegantly with the natural tone of the beech wood, offering both visual freshness and seating comfort. A versatile and timeless piece, suitable as a dining chair, in a conference or waiting room, or as an accent chair. Its clean lines make it compatible with modern, mid-century modern, or Scandinavian-inspired interiors, while also fitting into contemporary and vintage décors. Minor scratches and small signs of wear are present, indicating normal use over time. The chair is structurally sound and stable. See the photographs for more details.