This set of four chairs from the Jasienica Bent Furniture Factory exemplifies Polish mid-century modern design from the 1960s. Crafted from beech wood in a warm, honey-brown tone with a semi-matte finish, the chairs highlight the natural grain and subtle vintage patina acquired over time. The tall, rectangular backrests feature an openwork lattice pattern, emphasizing the geometric discipline characteristic of the era. Slender, tapered legs with vertical fluting and ring accents evoke neoclassical influences, while the newly upholstered seats in smooth, matte blue eco-leather add a contemporary note to the classic construction. Visible joinery and minor signs of age—such as small scratches, repairs, and wear—do not affect the stability of the set. Condition: good, with clear evidence of restored upholstery; traces of time typical for original 1960s furniture. These chairs reflect the spirit of Polish modernism: a simple yet refined form that speaks of postwar optimism, functionality, and an eye for detail. The openwork backs echo the hopeful mood of the 1960s, when even everyday objects carried a sense of structural lightness and restrained decoration. The matte blue upholstery—fresh but understated—se
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Height107 cm
Depth50 cm
Width43 cm
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Width43 cm
Height107 cm
Depth50 cm
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