1930s Bauhaus Armchairs, Mücke & Melder, Pair of 2

This pair of 1930s Bauhaus cantilever armchairs by Mücke and Melder embodies the clear formal language of classical modernism. The curved steel tube construction is chrome-plated and produces the characteristic cantilevered spring movement that makes Bauhaus Freischwinger so distinctive. The armchairs have been re-upholstered and covered in white leather. The fine black piping creates a precise contour and emphasises the clear line composition. The black lacquered wooden armrests echo this contrast effect, connecting the cool steel tube with a warm, tactile surface. The quality of the proportions shows particularly well when seen as a pair. The slightly reclined backrest, generous seat, and balanced form provide high seating comfort and a calm, elegant presence in the room. With dimensions of 59 cm width, 83 cm depth, and 80 cm height at a seat height of 38 cm, these Bauhaus armchairs are ideal for living rooms, lounges, or stylish workspaces. An authentic design object from the Czech Republic, combining original substance with new upholstery.