A Pair of 2 Art Deco Amsterdam School ‘t Woonhuys Arm Chairs The Netherlands 1930s

A unique Art Deco set of Amsterdam school armchairs of high quality craftsmanship from the Netherlands, 1930s. The large armchairs were designed and made by furniture manufacturer 't Woonhuys from Amsterdam. Detailed chairs with unique shapes in mahogany and oak. The original seats were upholstered with sturdy colorful fabric in the 1950s.

In stock are 4 dining room chairs and 2 armchairs.
These are offered as follows;
- Set of 2 dining room chairs
- Set of 4 dining room chairs
- Set of 2 armchairs

The Amsterdam furniture company 't Woonhuys is closely linked to the origins of the Amsterdam School, a decorative and luxurious style that emerged in the Netherlands around 1915. Until then, 't Woonhuys mainly worked in historicizing styles that were executed by highly qualified craftsmen, using precious materials. The furniture was mainly sold to people with money. The furniture was too expensive for the common man.
Michel de Klerk and Hildo Krop were some of the leading designers with respect for the architecture of the Amsterdam school.

Object: Armchair
Designer: ´t Woonhuys Amsterdam
Style: Art Deco
Period: 1920-1930
Country of origin: The Netherlands
Condition: Very good. Wear is consistent with age and use. Polished and sturdy chairs.. Completely original except for the fabric from the 1950s.
Material: Oak, fabric, Tropical hardwood (coromandel).
Colour: Brown, cream, rainbow
Dimensions in inch: Height: 42 inches. Width: 24 inches. Depth: 23 inches. Seating height: 20 inches.
Dimensions in cm: Height: 108 cm. Width: 60 cm. Depth: 58 cm. Seating height: 52 cm.
Weight: 15 kg each.