This armchair from the 1960s represents German mid-century modern design, distinguished by its balance of lightness and function. The frame is crafted from cherry wood in a warm, honey-brown tone with a subtle satin sheen that reveals the natural grain. The geometric armrests and gently tapered legs emphasize clarity and harmony, while the open, triangular side supports lend visual lightness to the structure. The upholstery, made from a smooth, tightly woven fabric in a smoky blue shade, is both soft to the touch and durable. Exposed screw heads on the armrests serve as both decorative and functional elements. The wide, deep seat and slightly reclined backrest offer comfort for lounging. The chair has undergone professional restoration: it features new upholstery and refinished wood. Preserved in very good condition, with no visible signs of wear. This shape carries the voice of post-war German modernism: the chair seems to tell a story of a time when simplicity and clarity were the essence of contemporary aspirations. The smoky blue upholstery evokes the atmosphere of cool, orderly living rooms, while the cherry frame brings warmth to the space. Every detail—from precise joints to the utilitarian accent of exposed screws—forms an image of a piece content with its pure line and understated material contrast. The armchair could be paired with a minimalist light wood side table or a low 1960s-style cabinet to highlight its heritage. It would suit interiors with a calm color palette—shades of grey, blue, or beige—where the smoky blue upholstery gains depth against a tranquil backdrop. Consider combining it with a metal-based floor lamp or a graphite rug, achieving the effect of a serene, collector’s interior with a touch of modernist refinement.
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Height72 cm
Width74 cm
Length70 cm
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Length70 cm
Height72 cm
Width74 cm
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