Bentwood and Off-White Bouclé Lounge Chairs by Ludvik Volak, 1960s, Set of 2

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This refined set of two mid-century lounge chairs, attributed to renowned Czech designer Ludvik Volak, perfectly embodies the timeless elegance … Read more This refined set of two mid-century lounge chairs, attributed to renowned Czech designer Ludvik Volak, perfectly embodies the timeless elegance and craftsmanship of 1960s Czechoslovakian design. Their sculptural bentwood frames and minimalist aesthetic make them ideal for collectors and interiors that favor understated sophistication. The chairs are constructed from solid bentwood, shaped into fluid, curved forms that express both strength and grace. The warm, natural tone of the wood enhances the architectural quality of the frame, allowing the craftsmanship and organic beauty of the grain to shine through.

Newly upholstered in a rich, textured off-white bouclé, the seats and backs offer both visual softness and tactile comfort. The fabric’s nubby texture complements the clean lines of the chairs, adding a cozy and contemporary layer to their vintage profile. The gently reclined backrests and wide seats provide an ergonomic and inviting seating experience. These chairs work beautifully in a variety of settings—from Scandinavian and Japandi interiors to eclectic modernist spaces. Whether styled as a reading pair, placed in a lounge corner, or incorporated into a larger design scheme, they bring both function and sculptural beauty to any environment.

Details: Designer: Ludvik Volak Origin: Czechoslovakia Date: 1960s Materials: Bentwood frame, off-white bouclé upholstery Condition: Very good vintage condition; newly upholstered Note: This listing is for a set of two chairs. However, we have a larger quantity available, making these an excellent choice for interior designers, boutique hotels, or commercial projects seeking authentic mid-century style in multiples. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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