Elegant 1920s Swedish club chair, attributed to Otto Schulz for Boet, Gothenburg. This refined piece showcases Schulz’s characteristic balance of comfort and craftsmanship, wrapped in original tan brown leather that has developed a stunning, authentic patina over the years. The aged leather surface exudes warmth and depth, with gentle variations in tone that highlight its history and artisanal quality. The chair features an inviting, sculptural silhouette with gracefully curved armrests and a subtly flared backrest, secured with decorative nailhead trim along the edges — a signature detail of Schulz’s sophisticated design language. The dark velvet seat cushion provides a beautiful contrast to the supple leather and enhances the tactile richness of the piece, while ensuring exceptional comfort. Resting on short, cabriole-style legs, the chair has a grounded yet elegant stance, perfect for both classic and contemporary interiors. The craftsmanship of Boet, one of Sweden’s most distinguished design workshops of the early 20th century, is evident in every detail — from the hand-tacked leather to the precise proportions. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no official proof of authenticity, however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution