This pair of model 300-139 armchairs, produced by Swarzędzka Fabryka Mebli in Poland during the 1960s, exemplifies the clarity of mid-century modern design. The solid beech wood frame is finished with a walnut-tone stain and a satin sheen, highlighting the natural grain and airiness of the form. Carefully joined elements are accentuated at the armrests and tapered legs, lending the chairs a visually light silhouette. Newly made, thick cushions in bottle green fabric with a matte, even texture provide comfortable seating and harmonize with the warmth of the wood. There are no visible signs of wear, scratches, or damage—the armchairs have undergone professional carpentry and upholstery restoration and remain in excellent condition. These armchairs echo the voice of 1960s Poland, when home-grown modernism was intertwined with a desire for comfort and durability. The straightforward, geometric form evokes afternoons spent reading or in conversation, rituals of domestic leisure. The beech wood, cleaned and stained in walnut, together with the deep green upholstery, creates a calm, understated dialogue with its surroundings—inviting a moment of repose. This pair can be combined with a low coffee table in wood or glass to emphasize their timeless character, or set against a neutral wall, allowing the bottle green fabric to stand out as a bold accent. They will fit equally well in interiors inspired by mid-century modern or more eclectic, collector’s spaces. Pairing them with a brass-detailed lamp or minimalist artwork on the wall would create a well-balanced, cohesive composition. Dimensions per armchair: height 77 cm, width 74 cm, depth 66 cm. Frame made of beech wood, cushions upholstered in bottle green fabric
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Height77 cm
Depth66 cm
Width74 cm
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Width74 cm
Height77 cm
Depth66 cm
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