14 000 Kč
A valet stand by the firm Mücke & Melder from the 1930s: shaped chrome-plated tubing, nothing more. A piece of furniture that came out of a single need — somewhere to leave a suit overnight without creasing it. Restored, newly chrome-plated. Height 105 cm, width 45 cm, depth 35 cm.
Pioneers of Czechoslovak Bauhaus-Inspired Tubular Furniture
Mücke & Melder was an important Brno-based company of the 1930s and one of the leading producers of chromed tubular furniture in Czechoslovakia. Their work was strongly influenced by the Bauhaus and built upon the structural principles of designers such as Marcel Breuer.
The company specialized in armchairs, chairs, tables, daybeds, and office furniture, characterized by elegant bent steel frames, simple forms, and high functional value. Among their most iconic pieces are cantilever armchairs, loungers, and chromed side tables, which still appear remarkably timeless today.
Thanks to their high-quality craftsmanship and clean modernist expression, Mücke & Melder pieces are highly valued by collectors and architects alike, representing the pinnacle of interwar metal furniture production in Czechoslovak design.
