Sándor Palócz Lounge Chairs, 1968, Set of 2, Hungarian Mid-Century Modern

Sándor Palócz Lounge Chairs, 1968, Set of 2, Hungarian Mid-Century Modern A rare pair of lounge chairs designed by Sándor Palócz in Hungary in 1968. Their sculptural proportions, gently curving armrests and restrained lines reflect the lightness of Scandinavian modernism, interpreted through the warmth of Hungarian craftsmanship. The chairs feature solid beech frames with a warm, natural finish. The upholstery has been renewed in textured pomegranate-red Jacquard fabric, carefully hand-stitched to preserve the character of the original design. New high-density foam provides supportive, comfortable seating. The expressive wooden frames and flowing silhouettes give the pair a distinctive presence while keeping the overall design visually light. Produced in limited numbers, matching examples are rarely encountered. Designer: Sándor Palócz Year: 1968 Origin: Hungary Style: Hungarian Mid-Century Modern Materials: Solid beech, pomegranate-red Jacquard upholstery, new high-density foam Dimensions: Approx. H 77 × W 65 × D 70 cm; seat height 40 cm Condition: Fully restored; the wooden frames have been refinished with an oil finish, and the upholstery and foam have been renewed. Structurally sound. A comfortable and collectible pair that brings together sculptural Hungarian design and the clean, organic character of mid-century modernism.