This pair of 300-139 armchairs, produced by Swarzędzka Fabryka Mebli in Poland during the 1960s, represents a classic example of Polish mid-century modern design. The frames are crafted from beech wood, stained in a medium walnut tone with a satin sheen that highlights the natural grain. The armchairs feature geometric lines, gently tapered legs, and carefully contoured armrests. The thick, plush seat and back cushions have been newly upholstered in a matte mustard yellow fabric, providing both comfort and visual interest. The joinery and construction details reflect expert craftsmanship, while the proportions remain balanced and inviting. The armchairs are in restored condition, with no visible signs of wear, presenting refreshed upholstery and renewed wooden finishes. These armchairs embody the narrative of 1960s Polish design, where functional clarity and restraint were paired with a subtle search for warmth in detail. The beech frames, smooth to the touch, evoke a period when comfort was synonymous with solidity, and the mustard upholstery channels the vibrant accents of the era. It is as if the armchairs quietly recount afternoons spent at home—inviting relaxation in the spirit of modernist simplicity, where every curve and line was shaped with daily rituals in mind. This pair could be combined with a minimalist 1960s sofa or a contemporary coffee table with organic contours to highlight
DIMENSION
Height77 cm
Depth66 cm
Width74 cm
Dimension details
Width74 cm
Height77 cm
Depth66 cm
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