Moser Chair Horgenglarus

Timeless Swiss craftsmanship – The Moser chair by Horgenglarus

Designed in 1931, the Moser chair embodies the essence of classic Swiss furniture design. With its clean lines and masterful craftsmanship in solid bentwood, it blends harmoniously into sophisticated living spaces and exclusive restaurants. The ergonomically curved backrest and molded plywood seat offer exceptional comfort, even during extended periods of sitting. Thanks to its minimalist yet striking character, this design object adds subtle accents to any room. With this model, the traditional manufacturer once again demonstrates its unparalleled expertise in woodworking.

The most important information at a glance

• Dimensions: 42 × 49 × 80 cm (W × D × H), seat height 46 cm
• Weight: 4.0 kg
• Materials: Seat made of molded plywood, backrest, legs and seat frame made of solid bent beech wood
• Available finishes: Natural beech, black beech, anthracite beech, ebony beech, walnut beech

Werner Max Moser – Pioneer of Swiss Modernism

Werner Max Moser is considered one of the most important Swiss architects and designers of the 20th century and significantly shaped the history of modern architecture. After his studies, he gained groundbreaking experience in the American office of the renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright. As a co-founder of the Zurich-based Wohnbedarf AG, he played a crucial role in promoting functional, aesthetically sophisticated, and progressively designed furniture. His designs are characterized by a deep connection to traditional craftsmanship, coupled with an uncompromising commitment to functionality. With his clean lines, he created design classics that continue to be appreciated by interior designers and design enthusiasts worldwide.