Set of 2 Bauhaus rope-weave chairs by Erich Dieckmann, 1930

An exceptional pair of Bauhaus armchairs by Erich Dieckmann, one of the most important designers of classical modernism. The chairs combine the clear design language of the Bauhaus with sophisticated craftsmanship and were probably made in the 1930s. A characteristic feature of this model is the elegantly curved backrest, which flows seamlessly into the armrests, giving the chair a particularly light and dynamic silhouette. This design makes the model a highly sought-after piece. The seat and backrest are covered with a corded rope weave that is not only visually appealing but also ensures comfortable seating. The beechwood frame underscores the warm, natural look and forms a beautiful contrast to the graphic weave. The rope weave is in very good condition and superbly crafted. The frame is made of beechwood, which has developed an interesting patina over the years. The design of the chairs provides excellent seating comfort. The chairs are suitable as dining room chairs, desk chairs or as stylish individual pieces in a modern or classic interior.