200-125 VAR Chair 48x50x85 cm ash wood, orange boucle fabric, by Józef Chierowski,

200-125 VAR Chair 48x50x85 cm ash wood, orange boucle fabric, by Józef Chierowski, - 64700

200-125 VAR Chair 48x50x85 cm ash wood, orange boucle fabric, by Józef Chierowski, - 64701

200-125 VAR Chair 48x50x85 cm ash wood, orange boucle fabric, by Józef Chierowski, - 64702

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200-125 VAR Chair 48x50x85 cm ash wood, orange boucle fabric, by Józef Chierowski,

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The 200-125 VAR chair, designed by Józef Chierowski in the early 1970s, offers a contemporary take on classic Polish design. The frame and legs are crafted from light to medium-toned ash wood, finished with a matte varnish that highlights the wood grain's natural character. Both the seat and backrest are upholstered in a matte, distinctly textured boucle fabric in a deep terracotta or burnt orange shade. Subtle tufting on the seat and precise joinery at the leg and seat intersections emphasize attention to detail, while small, dark protective feet complete the piece. The construction features balanced proportions, a gently reclined backrest, and a wide, padded seat, all reflecting the mid-century modern aesthetic. The 200-125 VAR chair carries a quiet rhythm in its materials and form. The soft boucle fabric evokes a sense of warmth, and its terracotta-inspired color brings to mind the mature light of a late afternoon. The clean silhouette and subtle structural details create an impression of lightness, as if inviting a moment of pause and quiet conversation. The touch of ash wood and the fabric’s texture lend a tactile, welcoming character, blending seamlessly into the living space without imposing on it. The chair may be paired with a minimalist light wood table or with pieces featuring matte, subdued surfaces. It is worth placing it where the warm upholstery color can meet natural daylight—against white or beige walls, alongside neutral textiles, or with ceramics in organic shapes. The chair works well on its own in a reading nook or in larger clusters around a table, where its form creates a cohesive composition with other mid-century inspired furniture. It can also be combined with a subtly textured rug and potted plants to highlight the softness and natural quality of its materials.