"Vronka" armchair by Sergio Rodrigues in wood and fabric, Brazil, 1962

The "Vronka" armchair by Sergio Rodrigues from the 1960s features a simple, structured design. Its frame is made of wood, with wide flat armrests extending outward from the backrest. The backrest and seat are padded, providing a comfortable seating experience. The legs are square and connect to the armrests and seat frame at right angles, creating a solid base. The joints feature visible metal bolts, adding a functional and robust element to the design. The backrest is high and slightly inclined, comfortably supporting the upper body. The overall structure combines straight lines and rounded angles for a balanced and symmetrical appearance. The seat and backrest are slightly tilted backward, suggesting a relaxed posture. The design emphasizes clear and simple lines and a functional aesthetic, representative of Rodrigues' approach to mid-century Brazilian furniture. Dimensions Width: 74 cm Height: 93 cm