Pair of armchairs, bottle green velvet, chrome, United Kingdom, 1960s.
2 300 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 26956
This pair of armchairs from the United Kingdom, dating to the 1960s, exemplifies considered mid-century modern design, featuring high-quality velvet upholstery in a deep, matte bottle green. The upholstery was fully replaced during restoration and is smooth, soft, and uniform to the touch. The seats have loose, slightly rounded cushions that correspond with the organic, curved silhouette of the chairs. The backrests are gently sloped and seamlessly integrated with the seat, creating an enveloping shape. The armchairs rest on straight, slightly splayed legs made of polished chrome, contributing a sense of lightness and emphasizing the modernist character. The chrome finish is glossy and contrasts with the matte velvet, while the construction reveals no visible joints or screws. Overall proportions are compact and balanced, with a low seat and wide, inviting backrest, characteristic of British 1960s modernism. The pair is in excellent restored condition, with no visible signs of wear or patina.These armchairs evoke the voice of postwar British optimism, when functionality met soft lines and carefully balanced proportions. Their enveloping yet dynamic shape recalls a time when design aimed to provide comfort and a sense of calm, while retaining a distinctly modern spirit. The bottle green velvet conjures the mood of 1960s domestic interiors, where material contrasts and subtle details reflected a search for new quality of life. The polished chrome captures and reflects light with luminous energy, while the matte velvet invites relaxation and repose.This pair would suit a mid-century modern–inspired interior
DIMENSION
Height73 cm
Width53 cm
Length57 cm
Dimension details
Length57 cm
Height73 cm
Width53 cm
Seat height45 cm
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