The 300-139 armchair, produced by Swarzędzka Fabryka Mebli in Poland in the 1960s, exemplifies the mid-century modern era with its beech wood frame stained in a medium walnut tone and finished in semi-matte. The chair’s silhouette features clean, angular lines, gently contoured armrests, and tapered legs, giving it a geometric yet lightweight character. The seat and backrest are fitted with thick, new cushions upholstered in deep navy blue fabric, characterized by a fine, even weave and a matte finish. Dimensions—77 cm in height, 74 cm in width, and 66 cm in depth—reflect proportions typical of a reading armchair. The backrest and seat provide comfortable support, while the armrests and slender legs emphasize both functionality and visual lightness. The entire piece has undergone professional, comprehensive restoration; both the wood and the upholstery appear renewed, with no visible signs of wear or patina. This armchair echoes the story of Polish modernism in the 1960s—a time when craftsmanship and practicality merged with the pursuit of contemporary form. Its crisp lines and the interplay between walnut-toned wood and navy upholstery evoke interiors where simplicity and comfort answered the needs of daily life. The chair seems to recount an era when Polish furniture sought its own language, balancing Western inspiration with local tradition. Its profile and carefully crafted details conjure tranquil afternoons with a book, each element thoughtfully justified. The piece would suit interiors inspired by mid-century modern style as well as eclectic, collector-focused spaces. It could be paired with a low sideboard in warm wood, a minimalist lamp,
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Height77 cm
Depth66 cm
Width74 cm
Dimension details
Width74 cm
Height77 cm
Depth66 cm
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