Modern Texas Armchairs in Patinated Leather by Karl-Friedrich Förster for KFF, 1980s

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Modern karl-friedrich förster designed kff texas armchairs in patinated leather, germany, 1980s 3 available — price per chair designed by … Read more Modern karl-friedrich förster designed kff texas armchairs in patinated leather, germany, 1980s 3 available — price per chair designed by karl-friedrich förster for kff in the 1980s, these modern armchairs are iconic examples of german postmodern design—combining precise industrial lines with material warmth and comfort. The “texas” model is instantly recognizable by its bold, geometric silhouette, clean edges, and functional elegance. Each chair features a sturdy, powder-coated steel frame that supports the fully upholstered seat, back, and armrests. The original cognac-toned leather is rich in texture and shows signs of wear consistent with age, including natural creases and an even patina that enhances the chair’s vintage appeal. The balance between the structured frame and the soft, worn leather results in a design that is both timeless and inviting. The boxy shape and padded elements offer ergonomic support, making these chairs suitable for long seating periods—perfect for dining, workspaces, or lounge settings. The visible stitching and precise tailoring highlight the craftsmanship behind each piece. These armchairs are ideal for modern or industrial interiors and equally suitable in hospitality environments or refined residential spaces. Their scale and proportions make them substantial without feeling bulky. Dimensions: width: 64 cm depth: 60 cm height: 86 cm seat height: 45 cm condition: very good vintage condition. Patinated leather with minor wear. Structurally solid and fully functional. Availability & pricing: 3 chairs available. Price is per chair. Shipping quotes and group purchase options available upon request. A strong example of 1980s german design, these chairs blend style, comfort, and craftsmanship—making them a smart acquisition for collectors and designers alike. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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