Designed and manufactured in 1960s Czechoslovakia, this mid-century loveseat exemplifies the pragmatic elegance of postwar Central European design. Compact in scale yet surprisingly versatile, the piece doubles as a sofa, daybed, or small sleeper — thanks to its pull-out wooden side trays that extend its surface.
Crafted from warm-toned hardwood, the frame is clean-lined and solid, grounded in the rationalist tradition of the era. The seat and backrest are fitted with original green tufted cushions in textured upholstery, providing a soft contrast to the structural woodwork. Minimalist and quietly utilitarian, this piece reflects the modernist ideal of multipurpose furniture for compact interiors.
In good vintage condition, the frame is structurally sound and the upholstery well-preserved with light, age-appropriate wear. Both sides extend smoothly and hold in place, making this an excellent candidate for flexible seating, guest areas, or reading corners.
Ideal for small apartments, studios, reading nooks, or as a guest-ready loveseat with built-in tray surfaces.
Origin: Czechoslovakia
Year: 1960s
Materials: Solid wood frame, green textured fabric cushions
Features: Pull-out side trays, convertible form
Dimensions: width 135/195 cm, depth 70 cm, height 80 cm, seat height 43 cm.
Condition: Good vintage condition. Structurally sound. Minor signs of age to wood and upholstery.
