Simple, versatile wooden chair with loose cushion. Typical of the times: optical enhancement in terms of value by using visible upholstery nails to attach the cushion.

Walter Papst
Production period from 1960 to 1966
Wilkhahn

Seat: Cushion, loose cushion, grey
Back: Cushion, grey
Frame: Wood beech

Seat height: 46 cm
Overall height: 85 cm
Width: 58 cm
Depth: 55 cm

List price 46 DM (Price List 1961)

As an industrial designer, Walter Papst quickly recognized the advantages of the new fiberglass plastic (GFK) and reoriented himself both artistically and in terms of form. This led to the creation of a children's furniture program that grows with the child.
However, Papst also designed within the realm of traditional wood craftsmanship. This clearly designed chair, with seat and back cushions, made long waits comfortable and made moving it easy. The visible rivets in the upholstery gave it a distinct visual feature.