A pair of armchairs model 300-139, produced by Swarzędzka Fabryka Mebli in Poland in the 1960s, epitomizes the core values of mid-century modernism. The construction showcases precise joinery: the beech wood frame is stained in a warm walnut tone with a satin-matt finish, highlighting the natural wood grain. The front legs are straight, while the rear ones are subtly angled, giving the chairs a sense of lightness. Visible joinery and clean geometric lines define the contour of the seat and armrests, softened by gentle rounding at the edges. The newly made seat and back cushions are upholstered in a cool, light grey fabric with a fine texture, presenting a uniform surface free of patterns or contrasting colors. The set has been expertly restored—each surface is smooth, free from damage or imperfections, and all elements are either original or carefully reproduced to match the historical specification.Silent in form yet resonant with the era, the 300-139 armchairs evoke the restrained elegance of 1960s Poland, where simplicity and material honesty took precedence. The rounded armrests speak to daily comfort, while the slightly splayed legs hint at dynamism and sociability. The interplay of cool grey textiles and warm walnut structure creates a balanced dialogue between modernist tradition and reflective lightness, as if declaring that design above all serves the rituals of living.These armchairs can be situated in a setting that embraces mid-century modern influences. They may be paired with a low coffee table in wood or stone, and a slender, understated floor lamp. The neutral grey upholstery harmonizes with both muted and vivid colors—such as olive green, deep blue, or earthy beige. In vintage collector
DIMENSION
Height67 cm
Depth76 cm
Width66 cm
Dimension details
Width66 cm
Height67 cm
Depth76 cm
Seat height41 cm
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