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Stained, varnished beechwood, upholstered. Sofa: 87 × 120 × 59 cm Four chairs: 87 × 57 × 53 cm Table: 80 × 69 cm A furniture suite designed by Otto Prutscher, who was a major designer of the Vienna Secession. He started as an interior designer, drawing inspiration from the work of J. Hofmann, one of his closest collaborators. In 1912 he became a founding member of the Austrian Werkbund and was a core designer of Wiener Werkstätte. He focused on creating a certain mood, attempting to provide buildings with a comprehensive, cohesive appearance – from the architecture to the complete interior furnishings, a “Gesamtkunstwerk” in the spirit of the late Secession and Art Deco.