Set of four chairs Bumerang type 229XB, brown beech, green fabric, Poland, 1960s.
3 850 PLN
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A set of four Bumerang type 229XB chairs, produced by Gościcińska Furniture Factory in Poland between the late 1950s and early 1960s, embodies a quintessential example of Polish mid-century modern design. The construction relies on carefully selected beech wood with pronounced, natural grain, finished with medium oak stain and a semi-matte lacquer. The distinctive boomerang-shaped side profiles are paired with slender, tapered, and subtly splayed legs, while broad, ergonomically curved backs ensure comfort. Robust crossbars beneath the seat reinforce the frame’s stability. The seats are upholstered in smooth, olive and chartreuse green textile, providing an energetic color accent true to the era. Details such as exposed junction bolts and softly rounded edges highlight the craftsmanship. Recently restored, the surfaces of both wood and textile are clean, with no marks or wear – the set remains in a fully renovated condition, true to the original proportions and the 1960s aesthetic.These chairs reflect the narrative of Polish postwar modernism: the boomerang lines suggest the era’s optimism, blending functional clarity with gentle form. The smooth wooden surfaces capture light, creating muted reflections on the semi-matte finish, while the green upholstery echoes the mid-century palette—vibrant yet balanced. Every detail seems to speak of tactile pleasure and careful workmanship, quietly conveying the era’s search for equilibrium between
DIMENSION
Height77 cm
Depth41 cm
Width51 cm
Dimension details
Width51 cm
Height77 cm
Depth41 cm
Seat height47 cm
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