Jindrich Halabala

Jindřich Halabala (1903–1978) was one of the most influential Czech furniture designers of the 20th century, shaping the functionalist style that defined an era. Trained as a craftsman and later educated at the Academy of Applied Arts in Prague, Halabala combined technical expertise with a bold vision for modern living. As chief designer at UP Zavody, he introduced collections that emphasized practicality, comfort, and aesthetic clarity. His use of bentwood, tubular steel, and modular concepts revolutionized how people furnished their homes. Today, collectors and design lovers continue to admire Jindrich Halabala furniture for its innovative spirit and timeless appeal. Iconic Jindrich Halabala chairs and the famous Jindrich Halabala armchair remain symbols of craftsmanship that balance simplicity with elegance. By merging traditional techniques with modernist ideas, Halabala created designs that still resonate in contemporary interiors. His work demonstrates how functionality and beauty can coexist seamlessly, securing his place among Europe’s most respected design pioneers.

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20th Century Czech Pair of Mahogany H269 Lounge Chairs by Jindrich Halabala

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Set of Eight 1930s Czech Art Deco Chairs by Jindrich Halabala

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20th Century Czech Set of Four Ebonized Art Deco Chairs by Jindrich Halaba

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20th Century Czech Art Deco Mahogany, Pinewood Sideboard by Jindrich Halabala

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AP Mid Century Modern is the leading source for authentic mid-century furniture and lighting in the United States. With clients in Palm Beach, Miami, New York, and Los Angeles, our collection showcases the finest examples of 20th-century Italian, French, and American Art Deco and Mid-Century design by important designers including Paolo Buffa, Vladimir Kagan, Osvaldo Borsani, Gio Ponti, Max Ingrand, among others.