Ernst Moeckl – Kangaroo Chairs (set of 3)

A rare and early example of German Space Age design, these Kangaroo chairs by Ernst Moeckl reflect the experimental spirit of the 1960s.

Produced in West Germany, the design is characterized by its sculptural, low-slung silhouette and fluid, organic lines. The distinctive form, often referred to as the "Kangaroo chair," combines comfort with a playful yet architectural presence, making it a standout piece within early plastic furniture design.

This set of three chairs remains in good vintage condition, with visible signs of age consistent with their period. One chair shows minor paint wear, (foto)

A distinctive set of 1960s West German Space Age chairs, increasingly appreciated for their early exploration of plastic as a sculptural medium.

This set of three makes the design particularly striking. Together, the repeated silhouettes create a strong visual rhythm, while each chair remains a sculptural object in its own right.

I selected the set for exactly that reason: three identical forms have a graphic power that a single chair simply cannot achieve.

Playful geometry. East German design. Three times the character.