F51 armchair
€4.086,00
incl. VAT
We are in the arcanum of modernism. The F51 (1920) is not just any armchair, it is the iconic armchair for the director’s room in the Weimar Bauhaus. Walter Gropius had already injected his modernist dynamic into the building and created a small holistic work of art, encompassing interiors and furniture, tapestry and ceiling lamp. Nothing is randomly chosen and everything is connected. If you study the isometric layout of the director’s room you can see the furniture as part of a three-dimensional coordinate system.
Also available in more color combinations
Dimensions:
W70 x D70 x H70 cm
Materials:
Black lacquered ash & fabric
Average lead time:
10 weeks
| Designer | Walter Gropius |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | D70.0 x W70.0 x H70.0 cm |
| Materials | Wood , Fabric |
| Average Lead Time | 10 weeks | For precise lead times, Contact Us |
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DESIGNER
Walter Gropius
Walter Gropius (1883-1969), the architect and founder of the Bauhaus, derided traditional architecture as "salon art." He came from a family of builders and, after abandoning his studies, joined the office of Peter Behrens. Gropius, along with colleagues like Mies van der Rohe and Le Corbusier, soon founded modernism, a movement that marked a major break from past architectural conventions.
ABOUT THE BRAND
Tecta is a German furniture company founded in 1956 by the Lauenstein family, based in the town of Lauenförde. The brand is particularly famous for its connection to the Bauhaus movement and for producing re-editions of iconic Bauhaus furniture designs. Tecta’s philosophy centers around combining traditional craftsmanship with innovative design, creating a modern interpretation of Bauhaus aesthetics. Over the years, Tecta has collaborated with legendary designers such as Marcel Breuer, Walter Gropius, and Mies van der Rohe to faithfully recreate their designs while integrating contemporary ideas.