This pair of “Zyklus” armchairs, designed by renowned German designer Peter Maly for COR in the 1980s, combines modern comfort with innovative design. Upholstered in premium black leather, the chairs feature adjustable headrests for personalized comfort. The curved chrome-plated armrests and sleek steel frame add a touch of elegance and futuristic style, while the rear wheels ensure practicality and easy mobility.
About the Designer:
Peter Maly is one of Germany’s most influential furniture designers, starting his career in the 1960s. A graduate of the Hamburg School of Interior Design, Maly is known for seamlessly blending refined aesthetics with functionality. His designs emphasize ergonomics and durability, making him a key figure in European modernism.
The “Zyklus” armchairs were designed in the early 1980s and debuted at IMM Cologne, where they gained immediate recognition for their distinctive form and material combination. The model received numerous accolades, including the prestigious Red Dot Award, for its exceptional design.
About COR:
Founded in 1954 in Germany, COR is synonymous with quality and innovation in furniture design. The company’s name, meaning “heart” in Latin, reflects its philosophy of creating furniture with soul. COR is celebrated for its meticulous craftsmanship, durable products, and collaborations with leading designers like Peter Maly.
Features of the “Zyklus” Armchairs:
 • Adjustable headrests for personalized comfort.
 • Curved chrome-plated armrests for a light and modern aesthetic.
 • Rear wheels for enhanced mobility and practicality.
 • A design inspired by the motion of a cycle, lending the armchairs their name.
 • Offered as a rare pair, perfect for symmetrical interior arrangements.
Dimensions (each chair):
 • Width: 73 cm (28.7 in)
 • Depth: 90 cm (35.4 in)
 • Height: 73-90 cm (28.7-35.4 in, adjustable via headrest)
Condition:
Both armchairs are in very good vintage condition, with minimal signs of wear consistent with age.
This pair of armchairs is not just functional seating but a work of art that brings together functionality, style, and rarity. Perfect for contemporary interiors, they add a touch of 1980s aesthetics and a rich history of German design.