Jože Plečnik's chair, Vzajemna II The chair is a masterpiece of the architect Jože Plečnik, which was created as part of the design of the Vzajemna zavarovalnica building in Ljubljana between 1928 and 1929. Jože Plečnik, a renowned Slovenian architect, significantly influenced modern architecture in cities like Vienna, Prague, and Ljubljana. This chair exemplifies Plečnik's meticulous attention to both form and function. The "Vzajemna II" chair is characterized by its large, comfortable structure, made from either walnut or ash wood, and protected with a varnish finish. Its robust yet elegant design was initially intended for use in the Vzajemna Insurance building, now the Triglav Insurance Company. Today, these chairs are used for protocol purposes in the Slovenian Parliament.