S 411 from thonet

A classic from the 1930s. Its design is based on the then-new cantilever principle developed by Dutch architect Mart Stam. The shape of the armchair is simple, elegant and timeless.

Its exceptional comfort comes from the combination of the slightly springy frame and the voluminous spring core upholstery. With these features and its high quality, the S 411 is the ideal product for both homes and waiting areas and lobbies.

The outstanding features of this armchair are elegance, timelessness and high seating comfort. Added to this is a lightness that only a cantilever model can offer. The THONET S 411 was an absolute innovation at the time of its development. Today, it is a popular classic that has survived the generations with its perfect design.

While the first tubular steel chairs from the 1920s had hardly any upholstery, the 1935 Thonet catalogue already featured a whole series of voluminously upholstered armchairs and sofas. The design of the S 411 from 1932 probably marks the beginning of this new product series. Today, it is manufactured with high-quality spring core upholstery. A matching footstool is also available.

The THONET S 411 is available in an almost limitless variety of designs: the tubular steel frame can be chrome-plated or painted in a choice of colours, the voluminous spring core upholstery can be covered with leather or fabric, and the solid beech armrests are available in a range of colours.