Swing Chair Jutta and Herbert Ohl Rosenthal Lübke 1982 Lacquered Red Steel

Swing Chair by Jutta and Herbert Ohl for Rosenthal Lübke 1982 Red Lacquered Steel. 2 Available. Selling the Swing chair, designed by the German designer duo Jutta and Herbert Ohl for Rosenthal Lübke, Germany, 1982. Two pieces available, sold separately or as a set. Major figures in German design in the second half of the 20th century, Herbert and Jutta Ohl delivered with the Swing one of the most unique and sought-after cantilever chairs of European post-modernism. Its structure is entirely composed of concentric and independent steel rods, finished in bright red lacquer, whose precise geometry and visual lightness evoke the spirit of the Ulm School — of which Herbert Ohl was director — as well as the radical aesthetics of the Memphis movement. The structural peculiarity of this model is remarkable: the steel rods naturally adapt to the weight of the body, offering an unexpectedly soft and dynamic comfort for an object of such formal rigour. Stackable. Very good overall condition, with some light signs of use inherent to the age of the piece. Specifications: Model: Swing. Designers: Jutta & Herbert Ohl. Publisher: Rosenthal Lübke, Made in Germany. Year: 1982. Dimensions: H 81 cm × W 45 cm × D 53 cm — Seat height: 46 cm. Material: Red lacquered steel. Cantilever structure, concentric rods. Stackable. Condition: Very good overall condition. Some light signs of use and paint chips. Perfectly complements a post-modern interior, an industrial loft, a demanding design space, or a collection of German and Italian furniture from the 80s, Rosenthal, Lübke, Rosenthal Studio Linie, Memphis Milano, Ettore Sottsass, Michele De Lucchi, KFF, Wilkhahn, Castelli, Charles Pollock, Ulm School, German design, 80s design, post-modernism, cantilever chair, lacquered steel, collectible furniture, stackable design chair, collector's item, high-end decoration, vintage German furniture.