Club Armchair Space Age, orange velvet, white plastic, Poland, 1960s
1 150 PLN
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This club/tub armchair from the Space Age era, dated to the 1960s/70s, features a compact, geometric structure with a distinctive semi-enclosed backrest. Its construction uses molded plastic in a warm, creamy white with a subtly glossy surface, paired with upholstery in an intense burnt orange. The seat and backrest are covered in a soft, velvet-like fabric with a matte texture, providing a visual counterpoint to the shell’s sheen. The chair stands on a single, central pedestal with a wide, round base, creating a sense of visual lightness and elevation. With proportions of 72 cm in height, 50 cm in width, and 50 cm in depth, the armchair offers an ergonomic, comfortable silhouette. All components, from hardware to upholstery, remain authentic to the original period design. Condition is very good – only minor signs of age are present, typical for vintage furniture from the 1960s/70s. The armchair’s tub-shaped profile echoes the era’s fascination with futurism – Space Age design channelled the optimism of synthetic materials, bold color contrasts, and flowing forms aimed at making daily life more dynamic. The interplay of the white shell and orange upholstery tells a story of modernist enthusiasm and the desire to bring space-age innovation into domestic settings. Sitting in this chair feels like entering a 1960s capsule: the enveloping curves and tactile contrast evoke a spirit of experimentation with materials and light that defined the decade. This piece pairs well with a low table featuring a glass or lacquered top, highlighting its futuristic lineage. It would suit a mid-century modern living room, alongside a chrome-based lamp
DIMENSION
Height72 cm
Depth50 cm
Width50 cm
Dimension details
Width50 cm
Height72 cm
Depth50 cm
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