The 'Stefan' armchair from the 1970s, produced by Swarzędzka Fabryka Mebli, exemplifies Polish design from the era of the People’s Republic – a synthesis of modernist spirit and artisanal craftsmanship. Its structure is based on a solid beechwood frame, finished in a medium brown tone with a satin sheen that accentuates the natural grain. The chair’s proportions are balanced: the legs gently taper to visually lighten the silhouette, while the softly rounded armrests enhance comfort. The seat and back cushions are upholstered in a boucle fabric with a distinctive nubby texture, rendered in warm beige-gold tones; subtle tufting on the backrest highlights attention to detail. The entire piece has been professionally restored – the wood has been cleaned and protected, and the upholstery has been replaced with high-quality materials. Condition: restored, with no visible signs of wear or damage. The price refers to a single armchair; three pieces are available.This form echoes the voice of 1970s Polish modernity: 'Stefan' tells a story of a time when comfort was redefined as the balance between form and function. The wooden frame, though substantial, does not dominate the space – it introduces calm, while the boucle upholstery recalls the coziness of a home from half
DIMENSION
Height79 cm
Width67 cm
Length78 cm
Dimension details
Length78 cm
Height79 cm
Width67 cm
Seat height42 cm
Armrest height58 cm
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