Geometric Model St. Moritz Lounge Chairs and Ottoman by Klaus Rausch, 1960s, Set of 3

Rausch Furniture Co embodies a decidedly brutalist, rustic character with unique nobility and elegance. The frame made of softwood hemlock with a construction of clearly defined horizontal and vertical lines, the seat cushions rest on upholstery straps on a solid base and round off the frame and the seating comfort - all seat frames were reupholstered in a specialist workshop.

The color play of these chairs and the suede cushions is very diverse and, depending on the different incidence of light, ranges from darker brown tones to almost silvery-light beige tones
that put everything in a different scene. The seat cushions are equipped with a high-quality suede down/feather cushion and offer a high level of seating comfort. The well thought-out construction, with its very own signature, things such as material selection, proportions and details. The entire construction is characterized by elegant connection solutions and demonstrates great craftsmanship. The modern and timeless piece of furniture can be easily integrated into various furnishing styles from elegant to extravagant and is an eye-catcher in any interior.


The series “St. Moritz” by Klaus Rausch for architects and designers, the design dates from the 1960s. Rausch is known for its own furniture production in the workshops used for this purpose producing furniture of the highest quality since the 1930s.