This vintage 1950s cane and teak armchair, designed by Hartmut Lohmeyer for Wilkhahn, is a true embodiment of mid-century German craftsmanship. The lounge chair features a wide, organically shaped wooden frame with a gently reclined back, accentuated by intricate cane detailing. Its softly curved armrests and open design create a lightweight, airy feel, while the finely crafted teak structure highlights the exceptional quality and elegance of the piece.
Both the cane and teak frame remain in good overall condition, showcasing the timeless appeal of Lohmeyer’s design. This listing is for one chair, but we have two available—please see our other listing to purchase as a pair, or they can be sold individually.
About the Designer:
Born in 1923, Hartmut Lohmeyer studied architecture under Egon Eiermann before transitioning to furniture design. During the 1950s and 1960s, he collaborated with Wilkhahn, creating iconic home furnishings that reflect his architectural roots and commitment to fine craftsmanship.
Dimensions:
Height : 77 cm
Width : 71 cm
Depth : 69 cm
Seat Depth : 40 cm
Delivery:
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