Natural Walnut Mosquito Chair

Furniture company
 Rex Kralj was launched to continue legacy of the legendary Slovenian architect and industrial designer Niko Kralj. Niko Kralj has made an important contribution to the 20th century industrial design with his minimal objects that are both functional and beautiful. Due to their timeless modernist forms Kralj’s products belong to the treasury of European design classics and are permanently featured in the MoMA in New York City. Based on the past, but designed for the future, architecturally inspired, wooden Rex Kralj pieces honour principles of true craftsmanship while seamlessly fitting into modern interiors with their subtle mid-century meets industrial aesthetic.

Rex Kralj Mosquito chair is a true eye-catcher that’s looks great in dining rooms as well as home offices. Designed by Niko Kralj himself in 1953, the wooden chair resembles the silhouette and lightness of a mosquito – from the wing-like seat with its central join, to the dramatically angled legs. Following the footsteps of Eames’ moulded plywood experiments in the 1940s, the innovative design proved too demanding for 1950s manufacturing methods. Fortunately, thanks to the recent efforts of Rex Kralj this exemplary chair has finally been brought to life and used in homes worldwide.

The Mosquito chair comes in three variations: natural oak, black oak and natural walnut.