Michael van Beuren slat chair for Domus, Mexico, 1930s/40s
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A rare armchair by Michael van Beuren for Domus. The chair has a seating and backrest made of wood slats and rush windings on the frame.
This model was originally designed in 1937 for outdoor use at the bungalows of Hotel Los Flamingos in Acapulco, Mexico.
American-born, Bauhaus-trained Michael van Beuren (1911 - 2004) moved to Mexico in 1937, where he started designing and manufacturing furniture. His designs combined traditional Mexican influences with Modernist forms. Together with fellow Bauhaus-student Klaus Grabe, he started the 'Domus' company. After Grabe moved to the US in 1942, the name of the company changed to 'Van Beuren'.
Quantity:
1
Period:
1930-1939
Place of origin:
Mexico
Style:
Mid-Century Modern
Dimensions (cm):
77H x 73W x 67D 39SH
Dimensions (inch):
30,31H x 28,74W x 26,38D 15,35SH
Creator / Artist:
Michael van Beuren
Material:
Wood, Metal
Condition:
Good; Slats need to be repaired
Inventory ID:
Cl.bb.VanBeurenDomus.v.1806a
Payment options:
Cash upon pick up,
Bank wire transfer,
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Bank wire transfer,
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Shipping options:
Domestic flat rate, International - YES
Shipping regions:
Worldwide
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