366 Armchair 66x66x73 cm oak, velvet fabric olive green, by Józef Chierowski

366 Armchair 66x66x73 cm oak, velvet fabric olive green, by Józef Chierowski - 22006

366 Armchair 66x66x73 cm oak, velvet fabric olive green, by Józef Chierowski - 22007

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366 Armchair 66x66x73 cm oak, velvet fabric olive green, by Józef Chierowski

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The 366 armchair in Velvet Olive – 03 Dark revisits Polish design from the 1960s, originally created by Józef Chierowski. The construction features a solid oak frame with visible wood grain, finished in a medium brown tone with a matte or satin sheen. The seat and backrest are upholstered in smooth velvet in a muted olive green, characterized by a soft, matte texture without decorative tufting or stitching. Rounded, slightly elevated armrests and four tapered, outward-angled legs create a light, geometric profile. Balanced proportions—wide, low seat and gently reclined backrest—ensure comfort. Precise joinery and absence of visible hardware highlight the craftsmanship of the piece. The chair’s form communicates restraint and confidence—its geometric silhouette, velvet softness, and the rhythm of oak elements evoke a sense of calm and stability. The olive green shade brings a soothing quality, while the matte upholstery diffuses light subtly, creating a gentle dialogue between the wood’s structure and the fabric’s texture. The distinctive armrest lines and pronounced wood grain suggest material refinement and timeless practicality. The 366 armchair works well as an accent in a living room, reading nook, or home office. It can be paired with a low oak table, a black metal floor lamp, or accessories in beige and terracotta tones to highlight the natural palette. Interiors with light floors and linen textiles will emphasize the depth of the green, while arrangements with minimalist art and ceramics will bring out the chair’s graphic lines. Diffused lighting, neutral colors, and simple forms will provide a tranquil backdrop, allowing this classic of Polish design to acquire a contemporary presence.