Armchair Windsor, brown wood, beige upholstery, by L. Ercolani, United Kingdom, 1960s.
3 500 PLN
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The Windsor armchair, designed by Lucian Ercolani for Ercol in the 1960s, embodies British craftsmanship in the spirit of mid-century modern. The frame is made of solid wood in a warm, medium-dark brown with a matte finish, highlighting the natural wood grain and a subtle patina that testifies to its age. Characteristic of Ercolani's approach are the tapered legs and gently splayed supports, lending the chair a sense of lightness and harmonious proportions. The slender, rounded armrests are seamlessly integrated into the structure, showcasing precise joinery. The seat and back are fitted with removable cushions upholstered in a light beige fabric with a fine texture, providing a subtle contrast to the darker wood. The cushions feature discreet zippers for easy removal and cleaning, resulting in a chair that is both cohesive and robust. The piece is preserved in very good condition after professional restoration—minor surface abrasions on the wood are consistent with age, with no structural damage, and both upholstery and support straps have been fully replaced.This chair echoes the restrained elegance of the 1960s—a period when British design sought a balance between tradition and modernity. The naturally aged wood hints at durability and gravity, while the bright cushions introduce a note of freshness, allowing the armchair to speak in the quiet, composed voice of old English parlors. It seems to invite relaxation, as if whispering tales of long afternoons spent with a book and a cup of tea, where comfort is inseparable from the refined simplicity of form.This model can
DIMENSION
Height84 cm
Width67 cm
Length72 cm
Dimension details
Length72 cm
Height84 cm
Width67 cm
Weight15 kg
Seat height45 cm
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