VR53 is based on archival photographs of Vjenceslav Richter's interiors from the early 1950s, where no physical prototype survives.
Reconstructed through the analysis of proportion and posture, it is defined by a minimal wooden base with a rotated T-shaped geometry supporting soft upholstered volumes.
The original substructure was removed to achieve a more reduced composition, while contemporary technologies refined comfort and precision. The typology was extended into an armchair and footstool, each derived from the same structural logic.
In Umag, architect Nada Šilović designed the pavilion restaurant of Hotel Adriatic, organised around an architectural system that integrated structure, furniture and landscape. Richter designed the interior furniture. With no surviving physical object, Prostoria reconstructed the design through careful analysis of proportion and posture from archival images.
We offer a large selection of fabrics and leathers regarding material, color, structure and price.
Fabrics outside the manufacturer's collection are also available. We have many fabric samples in our showroom.
Available wood types are ash, oak (light / natural / dark) and walnut for indoor use and teak for outdoor use.
For many products, the wood can be lacquered in 11 colors.
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The price always depends on choice of material like fabric, wood or metal.