Charles Rohlfs

1853–1936 (age 83)

Furniture designer

Biography

Charles Rohlfs, born in 1853, distinguished himself as a furniture designer whose imaginative work blended artistry with craftsmanship, leaving an indelible mark on the world of applied arts.

His inventive spirit inspired peers and apprentices alike, and the creative legacy he built continues to be celebrated for its elegance and originality.

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