This pair of model 300-139 armchairs, produced by Swarzędzka Fabryka Mebli in the 1960s, embodies a modernist form shaped by Scandinavian inspiration. The structure is made from solid beech wood, finished in a deep rosewood-hued stain with a semi-matte sheen that gently reveals the natural grain. Gently curved, slender armrests and subtly tapered legs give each piece a sense of lightness and clarity. The seats and backrests are fitted with new, thick cushions upholstered in a cool, light grey fabric with a fine, palpable texture. Precise, crisp edging on the cushions and refined joinery—without visible screws or metalware—demonstrate meticulous craftsmanship. The armchairs present in outstanding restored condition, with no visible signs of wear, repairs, or discoloration.Model 300-139 captures the narrative of 1960s Poland—an era of design where purpose and quiet aesthetics intertwined. The geometric frame seems to narrate a quest for everyday harmony, where every detail serves substance and use. The intersection of cool grey and deep beech evokes interiors where material austerity acquires softness through texture; one could imagine the chair quietly recounting moments from a time when Polish furniture design drew inspiration from the simplicity and clarity of Scandinavian lines.These armchairs would sit comfortably in a mid-century modern living room, paired with a minimalist coffee table in veneered wood or alongside a low, sleek sideboard. They can be combined with earth-tone accents or soft textiles to highlight the understated hue of the upholstery. Equally at home in eclectic interiors—surrounded by graphite-toned lamps, geometric rugs, or Murano glass—or as a distinctive accent in a more restrained,
DIMENSION
Height77 cm
Depth66 cm
Width74 cm
Dimension details
Width74 cm
Height77 cm
Depth66 cm
Seat height42 cm
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