Pair of lounge chairs by Günter Renkel for Rego, 1959

Ref: GA004082

Pair of lounge chairs designed by Günter Renkel for Rego Mobile Furniture. Germany, 1959.

These chairs feature a light structure with refined proportions, combining teak veneer, lacquered steel, and synthetic leather upholstery. The design is clean and functional, in line with postwar German modernism: simple forms, attention to detail, and durable materials. The curved backrest and slim profile create a comfortable yet striking presence.

Condition:
Very good vintage condition, restored wood.

Dimensions:
Height 74 cm, Width 59 cm

About the designer:
Günter Renkel was a German designer active during the 1950s and 60s, known for his practical, minimalist approach. His collaborations with Rego Mobile Furniture reflect the values of West German modernism: quality, clarity, and smart use of materials. Renkel’s work captures the spirit of a generation focused on rebuilding and redefining modern living.

Why choose this piece?
This pair of lounge chairs is a strong example of mid-century European design. The warmth of teak, the structure of steel, and the practicality of synthetic leather make them visually balanced and comfortable. Easy to incorporate into classic or modern interiors, they bring a quiet sense of character and craftsmanship.