The 300-139 armchair is a hallmark of 1960s Polish design, produced by Swarzędzka Fabryka Mebli. Its structure is based on a solid beech wood frame, finished in a walnut-toned stain with a satin sheen that highlights the natural grain of the wood. Tapered legs and gently curved, sculpted armrests seamlessly integrate into the modernist silhouette, lending the chair a sense of lightness. The seat and back cushions are thick, newly made, and upholstered in a mustard yellow fabric with a uniform, matte texture. The entire piece is in restored condition; both wood and upholstery show no signs of wear, and all elements have been professionally renewed with respect for the authenticity of the original model. This form echoes the spirit of the 1960s, when Polish modernism favored clarity of line and functionality, without shying away from bold color accents. The 300-139 armchair, with its low, wide seat and distinctive frame, invites a moment of rest while telling the story of an era when simplicity was paired with strong design identity. The yellow upholstery recalls the energy and optimism of the time, while the slender legs elevate the chair, imparting visual lightness. The chair can be paired with a low wooden coffee table or side table from the same period to emphasize its modernist heritage. It works well in a living room with a light, neutral color base and graphic-patterned accents—such as cushions, posters, or ceramics with geometric motifs. It is worth combining with a minimalist floor lamp or a collection
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Height77 cm
Depth66 cm
Width74 cm
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Width74 cm
Height77 cm
Depth66 cm
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