Rare pair of Alan Fuchs for ULUV rattan lounge chairs, Czechoslovakia, 1960s

Offered is a rare pair of vintage lounge chairs designed by Alan Fuchs for ULUV in Czechoslovakia during the 1960s. These iconic chairs exemplify mid-century Eastern European design and feature a minimalist green lacquered metal base paired with sculptural handwoven rattan seats and backs. The harmonious blend of industrial materials and organic textures is characteristic of Czechoslovakian modernist furniture. Both chairs are well-preserved, showcasing good vintage condition with only minor signs of use consistent with age. Their open, airy construction offers excellent comfort and visual lightness, making them ideal as statement seating for living rooms, sunrooms, or design-focused interiors. Made in Czechoslovakia, 1960s. Designer/Producer: Alan Fuchs for ULUV. Material: Metal legs, rattan seat. Pair of lounge chairs, rattan seat and back, green lacquered metal base. Good vintage condition, minor signs of age and use. Striking mid-century design and craftsmanship. Sought-after by collectors and those drawn to authentic Eastern European mid-century seating, these chairs offer timeless appeal and a unique historical provenance.