This restored upholstered chair from 1950s Poland features a solid beech frame with a warm, honey-toned shellac finish that brings out the natural grain and subtle luster of the wood. The legs are gently tapered and curved, expressing the utilitarian clarity and soft geometry characteristic of postwar modernism. The seat is covered with velvet fabric in a deep, rich burgundy; the backrest commands attention with high-quality upholstery in a bold Art Deco-inspired pattern: large exotic leaves, flowers, and birds set against vibrant yellow. A narrow border of smooth velvet in dark red frames the panel, underscoring the graphic effect. Thoroughly and expertly restored, the chair presents without visible signs of wear—surfaces and details are in perfect condition.
The shape of this chair conveys the pragmatic language of 1950s Polish design: streamlined construction and honest materiality, yet not without a touch of decorative intrigue. The botanical motif on the backrest hints at a yearning for color and faraway landscapes, a hopeful gesture from the era's designers. The vibrant upholstery enlivens any interior even on a dim day, while the plush velvet offers a precise yet soft tactile sensation. This is a piece that remembers an era of restraint and function, yet subtly asserts that aspiration toward artistry found its way into everyday objects.
Such a chair could be paired with minimalist light wood furniture or industrial metal details, especially in mid-century modern or eclectic, collectors’ interiors. It complements neutral, warm textiles, soft
DIMENSION
Height88 cm
Depth45 cm
Width44 cm
Dimension details
Width44 cm
Height88 cm
Depth45 cm
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