Carlo Hauner and Martin Eisler
Iron and wood structure, Linen upholstery
H 34.26 in. x W 17.72 in. x D 17.72 in.
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Carlo Hauner (1927-1997) designed this rare piece for Móveis Artesanal in 1950.
This chair is an icon and illustrates the logotype of the company. The structure is made of iron remains in its original state. Still, the upholstery was recently restored with a high-end textile composed of linen and silk, following the original aesthetic proposal.
Móveis Artesanal was a pioneer company in uniting interior designs and furniture production in series, founded by Carlo Hauner, who soon joined with Martin Eisler and Ernesto Wolf. The company, formerly called Pau Brasil, was owned by Lina Bo Bardi and her husband, Pietro Maria Bardi. After the acquisition by Hauner, Eisler and Wolf became part of the company, Sergio Rodrigues in the interior design department, and Georgia Hauner as a set designer for the store and store windows, bringing innovations for the time.