Model 719 Armchairs by Koloman Moser for J & J Kohn, Austria, 1902, Set of 2

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These Model 719 armchairs, designed by Koloman Moser for the J. & J. Kohn firm in 1902, represent an extraordinary … Read more These Model 719 armchairs, designed by Koloman Moser for the J. & J. Kohn firm in 1902, represent an extraordinary example of the innovative elegance of Viennese Art Nouveau. Crafted from bent beech wood with brass details, they measure 86 cm high, 53 cm wide, and 52 cm deep, with a seat height of 44 cm. Accompanied by expert craftsmanship, they testify to the excellence of the era's design and craftsmanship.
The sinuous and essential structure simultaneously enhances lightness and solidity, highlighting the refinement of the bent wood. The beech woodwork demonstrates the extraordinary technical mastery achieved by Viennese manufacturers of the early twentieth century, while the brass inserts lend further prestige and elegance to the overall design.
The design is distinguished by a sophisticated simplicity, characterized by flowing surfaces and restrained, essential decoration. The attention to proportions and ergonomics perfectly reflects the search for harmony between form and function that distinguishes Moser's work.
The armchairs are accompanied by an expertise from Galerie Bel Etage, which certifies their authenticity and underscores their significant historical and artistic value.
More than simple furnishings, these seats are authentic collector's items and testify to Moser's fundamental contribution to the development of Viennese modernism and the definition of a new aesthetic language in interior design.
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