This cubist chaise longue designed by V. Hofman in 1912 is a clear example of the work of a nonconformist critic of old doctrines, a fighter for new forms and innovation. The chaise-longue first catches the eye with its dynamic…

Adolf Loos used this very unusual looking sofa in at least three interiors. The most admired one is the Villa Müller in Prague, where he placed two pieces in the living room just in front of the fireplace.

The TTA Praha Ltd. production of Art Deco jewelry is based generaly on long term traditions of some family workshops from Jablonec region. “Grandgrandfathers and grandfathers of our present designers and master were a members of this famous „Jablonec family“…

Jaroslav Kučera and his studio KOW produces limited edition of jewelry mainly from silver. Some jewelry are also gilded or patinated. The collection Shape author works with the illusion. For a collection Arabica is an obvious inspiration geometric Oriental art.

Hofman´s stunningly modern Decanter set was designed in 1911 for a competition held by the Museum of Decorative Arts, Prague. It lost to a more traditional entry, but with time emerged as the real winner. Nearly a century later, the…

Modernista has recently launched a replica of the armchair H 275, considered to be one of the best designs of architect Jindřich Halabala. The armchair’s wooden sides are elegantly and relatively elaborately shaped and the attractive timeless look is further enhanced…

Jarmila Mucha Plocková – the granddaughter of the renowned artist and leading figure of Parisian Art Nouveau, Alphonse Mucha, re-creates her grandfather´s design. With a deep respect for her family tradition and a remarkable feeling for fine arts, together with…

UP did not mass-produce this armchair TU – Halabala’s team designed it as part of a special commission to furnish the mansion of Brno entrepreneur Stanislav Neděla in Tulešice (see period photo).

More than ten years ago we managed to buy up an original tube armchair K 106 that we had never encountered before. To date we have unfortunately been unable to identify the manufacturer or author of this piece.

Vladislav Mašek jewelry manufactures copyright jewelry and silver Art Nouveau jewelry. In libraries, depositories schools of art and jewelry companies are thousands of designs never unrealized jewelry, these…

Black (jet) jewelry has always been a significant sector of the Jablonec industry. The history of jewelry from the jet, dates back several thousand years into the past. After the…

Janja Prokič was born in Belgrade, Serbia. She has been focusing on jewellery since 2011, when she was nominated for the Czech Grand Design Award for the first time with her collection LURE. A number of nominations followed. They climaxed…

This icon of Czech furniture production during the First Republic – the armchair H 269 – is one of Jindřich Halabala's most well-known designs and it was still being mass-produced in the 1950s.

Eva Eisler made a world name in the field of jewelry. Her works have the nature of architectural visions, concepts of many levels. He is one of the world’s leading art jewelers and also works in the field of architecture, design,…

Recliner H 70 is one of the most favourite prototypes originally manufactured by UP. These original pieces are today the object of considerable collector interest, both in the Czech Republic and abroad. Among the most sought-after items is the line of streamlined armchairs formed with bentwood sides and inserted cushions, of which we offer authorised reproductions.

Hanuš Lamr is a graduate of the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. His original collection takes inspiration from plant forms. From his work we feel admiration for details of nature that inspires him.  The collection was created…

This tubular armchair, with an upholstered seat and back, is based on the principle of a dual cantilever, thanks to which it can lean both forward and backward, providing a very comfortable sitting experience. Another from the series of characteristic tubular chairs and armchairs made for UP.  The armrests are made of beech and can be either stained or lacquered in any colour. This tubular armchair was re-issued by Modernista in 2003 under an exclusive licence. The seat and backrest are filled with CMHR foam and can be reupholstered in any material (approx. 2.5 sq metres of leather or 1.5 r.m. of fabric).

This impressive cubist armchair is one piece of an experimental bedroom/study set, which created Josef Gočár for actor Otto Boleška in 1913. Gočár managed to combine utility and art very impressively in this design.  Gočár dealt with this set very…

Armchair H-70 non-positioning is  a variant of a very popular model. It is a streamlined chair made of wooden sides made of bent wood. High comfort is ensured by a firm attachment of the seat and backrest. The surface treatment…

The armchair from 1957 by the Brno architect Jaroslav Šmídek is one of the most elegant. A significant detail are the chrome rings between the beech frame of the armchair and the area of ​​the armrests. This timeless armchair is…