This unique pair of armchairs, crafted in the Anthroposophic style, is attributed to the renowned German designer Felix Kayser. Made from solid oak, these armchairs exemplify the organic approach to design inspired by Rudolf Steiner’s philosophy.
 
Design Features:
 • Materials: Solid oak with its original finish, showcasing a beautiful patina.
 • Upholstery: Newly reupholstered fabric, identical in texture and color to the original.
 • Construction: Original springs have been preserved, emphasizing the authenticity of the pieces.
 • Details: Curved armrests and a reclining backrest for both comfort and visual lightness.
Dimensions (each armchair):
 • Height: 82.5 cm (32.5 in)
 • Width: 65 cm (25.6 in)
 • Depth: 60 cm (23.6 in)
 
Provenance:
The armchairs were acquired from the family of an architecture professor who lived in the Kreuzberg district of Berlin. The professor, who passed away several years ago at a very advanced age, commissioned these armchairs directly from the designer’s workshop for his new apartment.
According to the professor’s son, now approximately 65–70 years old, the armchairs were custom-made before his birth. They remained in the professor’s home throughout his life, preserving their authenticity and uniqueness.
 
Condition:
The armchairs are in original vintage condition with a light patina that reflects their age. The upholstery has been replaced with fabric matching the original standards, further enhancing their historical value.
This pair of armchairs is not only a statement of design but also a testament to the harmonious fusion of philosophy, craftsmanship, and history.