Seating

Gustav Siegel for J&J Kohn Vienna Secession Model 715 Suite

Gustav Siegel / Jacob & Josef Kohn

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Rare 7-piece antique Viennese bentwood seating suite designed by Gustav Siegel for Jacob & Josef Kohn, circa 1901–1905. Model No. 715, beautifully upholstered in Backhausen fabric, embodying the quintessential elegance of the Vienna Secession.

An exceptional and remarkably complete antique seating suite designed by Gustav Siegel for Jacob & Josef Kohn in Vienna during the early 20th century. Comprising model No. 715 pieces, this ensemble is a quintessential masterpiece of the Vienna Secession and early modernist movement, perfectly capturing the sophisticated atmosphere of historical Viennese coffee houses. The suite features curved bentwood frames masterfully crafted from warm beech. The upholstery has been professionally renewed using exquisite textiles from Backhausen, the renowned Austrian interior textile manufactory historically intertwined with the Viennese design tradition. The intricate geometric floral pattern complements the architectural lines of the bentwood frames, honoring the legacy of Austrian modernist design. Offered as a harmonious collection consisting of four side chairs, two armchairs, and one matching bench, this suite is exceptionally well-suited for a sophisticated private interior, gallery, boutique hotel, or a specialized hospitality project. The frames retain a rich, authentic finish with gentle signs of age appropriate for pieces over a century old.

Origin

Austria, 1900s

Dimensions

W 121 × D 55 × H 77 cm

Materials

Beech, Wood, Fabric