200-190 Chair 45x52x83 cm ash wood, Velvet Sierra burnt orange, by Rajmund Hałas, 366 Concept

200-190 Chair 45x52x83 cm ash wood, Velvet Sierra burnt orange, by Rajmund Hałas, 366 Concept - 27696

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200-190 Chair 45x52x83 cm ash wood, Velvet Sierra burnt orange, by Rajmund Hałas, 366 Concept

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The 200-190 chair by Prof. Rajmund Hałas features a frame crafted from light ash wood with a subtle satin finish that highlights the natural wood grain. The seat and backrest are upholstered in smooth Velvet Sierra fabric in a deep, matte burnt orange shade, creating a unified, plush surface free of visible patterns. The distinctive curved backrest and gently rounded edges balance the slender, tapered legs finished with discreet protective feet. The construction is seamless, with no visible screws or hardware, and the chair's proportions remain visually balanced and light. The 200-190 chair evokes the impression of a single, fluid line—synthetic yet organic in its form. The warmth of the velvet upholstery contrasts with the cooler tone of the ash wood, producing a sense of inviting equilibrium. The ergonomically shaped backrest suggests comfort and a pause for reflection, while the overall design communicates restraint and the craftsmanship characteristic of Polish mid-century modernism. This chair would work well around a light wood dining table or in a home office paired with minimalist accessories and a geometric lamp. It can be complemented with textiles in terracotta, olive green, or creamy white to accentuate the distinctive upholstery color. In a modern living room, the chair would suit arrangements with low tables and simple wall graphics; in an eclectic space, it could be combined with 1960s and 1970s elements, yielding a cohesive yet unexpected result. The seat width is 45 cm, depth 52 cm, and overall height 83 cm. The upholstery is made of velvet with a uniform, matte texture. The solid ash frame is finished with a satin lacquer, facilitating cleaning and emphasizing the wood’s natural qualities.