Chairs and table in Hungarian oak from the 1940s, Lajos Kozma.

Kozma Lajos – 1950s Armchairs and Round Table, 1940s. This rare mid-century set consists of a pair of armchairs and a matching round table, representing the lesser-known yet highly significant design work of Kozma Lajos from the 1940s. Made from solid oak, the pieces share a unified formal language defined by balanced proportions, refined assembly, and a lightweight yet robust construction. The armchairs retain their original canvas seats; all joints, nails, and structural elements are intact and untouched. The condition is exceptional. The set is entirely unrestored, with virtually no surface wear, preserving its original finish and natural patina. The wood remains stable and vibrant, with tight joints and no signs of drying or structural fatigue. The round table, finished in its original surface treatment, features slender, well-proportioned legs and complements the armchairs both functionally and visually. This set is a rare example where museum-level originality meets everyday utility. It reflects Kozma's mid-century design philosophy—rational, measured, and warm—distinguishing it from his better-known Art Deco period. Suitable for discerning collectors, refined interiors, or institutional contexts, this set represents an authentic and increasingly rare chapter in the history of mid-century Hungarian design.