Buffet Fritz & Adolf Nagel School of Josef Hoffmann ca. 1910

This buffet is part of a complete dining room set.

Buffet, Fritz Nagel (design), Adolf Nagel (execution), school of Josef Hoffmann, ca. 1910

Experience the grace and simple elegance of Viennese Modernism with this stylish buffet designed by Fritz Nagel. A student of the renowned Viennese architect and designer Josef Hoffmann, Nagel created our buffet around 1910, exemplifying the architectural approach and timeless aesthetics of Viennese furniture culture at the time. Our unique piece impresses with its architecturally structured design, which captivates with its clear geometric forms and minimalist, reduced ornamentation and design elements.

Our furniture is characterized by its excellent craftsmanship and the use of high-quality materials. As the work of an important student of Hoffmann, this buffet has great historical significance. Fritz Nagel, who studied under Hoffmann at the Vienna School of Arts and Crafts, created a work that impressively embodies the principles of Viennese Modernism.

This piece fits seamlessly into any tasteful interior and adds a subtle historical touch to your home. The timeless elegance and high-quality craftsmanship of this furniture make it an excellent example of the innovative style of the early 20th century and a special piece of Viennese design history.

Bib.: Innendekoration, Mein Heim mein Stolz, Vol. 21, 1910, p. 435 / Innendekoration, Mein Heim mein Stolz, Vol. 22, 1911, p. 373 / Moderne Bauformen/ Monatshefte für Architektur und Raumkunst, Jahrgang 11, 1912.