An original rattan lounge chair designed by architect Alan Fuchs and produced by ULUV in 1961 for an experimental housing project in Prague.

The beauty of rattan is in the sculptural quality of the form, exemplified in this simple and “light” form that is supported by the steel frame of the four black legs.

This experimental housing proposal was called Invalidovna and it was an ambitious project to house 4100 inhabitants in 1100 housing units. It was meant to showcase a new way of building - and of living. All the flats were offered completely furnished with furniture designed by leading architects of the time. The main ambition for the interior and furniture design on this project was to break the concept of mass production and offer more individual solutions for each buyer.

The lounge chair is in original vintage condition with minimal wear and tear.

Quantity: 1 chair

Period: 1961

Designer: Alan Fuchs

Producer: ULUV, Czechoslovakia

Dimensions: chair w 56 cm, d 47 cm, h 67 cm

Materials: Rattan, Steel

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