Jindřich Halabala: Sofa - detail of advertisement

Licensed replica: Jindřich Halabala: Sofa

Czechoslovakia 1930s, Custom made 3 months, Manufacturer:

Modernist, shop@modernista.cz

From 47 950 CZK

This sofa is an adaptation of a non-reclining version of the Halabal armchair with streamlined armrests made of bent wood. The sofa is an ideal complement to the Halabal reclining chairs in our range. We manufacture to order in lengths of 120,140 and 160 cm. The basic price of the sofa includes wooden sides made in stained beech, lacquered with nitro lacquer to a gloss of 75%. The upholstery is made on a solid wood frame, the seat and backrest for the basic version are made of polyurethane foam.

Superior design options:

Painting of the frame is possible with any RAL colour, both in matt /extra charge 5.000,-CZK/ and highly polished /extra charge 6.000,-CZK/ finish.

The frame can be veneered in any available veneer. The prices of veneers vary, therefore the total price can only be accurately determined by the choice of material. The frame price will be between 3.000,- to 10.000,- CZK.

The sofa can be upholstered in any fabric, leatherette or leather, either from our offer or selected and supplied by the customer.

For an additional fee of 4.000,-CZK it is possible to make a sofa with springs in the seat and backrest. Price: 47 950 CZK / 50 950 CZK / 53 950 CZK + 4 bm, 5 bm or 5.5 bm of upholstery material Dimensions: height 79 x width 120/140/160 x depth 90 cm, seat height 40 cm

Dimensions of the seat part - 120/140/160 cm

Overall width - 130/150/170 cm

Optional materials:

Coating fabric

Wood with finish

ash, oak, cherry, walnut, mahogany

Surface finish in RAL shades

Jindřich Halabala (1903 - 1978)

Legendary and timeless. That's Halabala, and that's his furniture. The spider, Halabala's table from the 1950s, decorating many a contemporary interior, is certainly an icon of its time. Halabala, as the main designer, fundamentally influenced the activity and creation of United UP factories, a company that was one of the most progressive and largest furniture factories in the then Czechoslovakia.