Description
These striking vintage dining chairs were designed by the architect Janez Lajovic for the hotel Prisank in Kranjska Gora, Slovenia, then Yugoslavia. They were manufactured by the renowned Slovenian furniture manufacturer Stol Kamnik. This version of the chair, with rounded armrests & faux-leather, was likely made in the 1960s -1970s. The frame is made out of smooth, brown wooden dowels. The seat & backrest are of a minimalist style, made in cognac coloured faux-leather, with the brushed underside exposed on the back. Interestingly, the faux-leather is secured by metal buttons on the back (see photos). These chairs have a rich history, are comfortable & visually a fitting choice for a variety of interior styles. ! Please note that the price is for ONE chair ! DIMENSIONS Height max: 66 cm Width max: 65 cm Depth max: 65 cm Height of seat: 34 cm Width x depth of seat: 46,5 cm x 45 cm CONDITION Very good vintage condition, with small signs of age & use to the wood & faux leather - mainly some scuff marks, scratches to the wood & faux-leather. One chair has additional screws attached in the armrests (see photographs). SHIPPING If you are from outside of Europe please contact us for a shipping quote to make sure shipping is possible at this time! Thank you for taking a look at our shop :) 1 Of 2 Wood & Cognac Faux-Leather Armchairs/Minimal Desk Chair Or Dining 1960S Yugoslavia Stol Kamnik
