Stool, beige-gold bouclé, brown beech, by E. Homa, Poland, 1970s
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This stool, designed by Edmund Homa in the 1970s, represents Polish modernism where functionality meets restrained form. The structure is crafted from beech wood with a satin sheen in a medium-dark brown, showcasing the natural wood grain. The seat is upholstered in beige-golden boucle, featuring a distinct, textured surface with a matte finish. The legs taper downwards and are subtly splayed, giving the piece a lightness and the refined proportions typical of mid-century aesthetics. The corner joints are precise and visible, with no hardware or decorative fittings. The stool has been fully restored and shows no signs of wear, presenting as a fresh, ready-to-use vintage piece. The listed price applies to one unit – two pieces are available.This stool speaks in the language of the 1970s: simplicity that feels inviting rather than austere. The boucle surface gently catches the light, offering a sense of calm and everyday comfort. The slender, subtly angled legs seem to balance stability with a sense of ease. Though compact, the piece tells the story of Polish design seeking harmony between function and beauty, avoiding superfluous ornament.The stool can serve as a seat by a low console, in an entryway, or as an extra place at the living room table. It pairs well with furniture defined by geometric lines and natural materials – such as a low wooden table, a wool rug with a soft texture, or a graphite-toned metal lamp. Interiors in mid-century modern, minimalist, or eclectic vintage styles allow its character to shine, either as a standalone accent or alongside its second piece.
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Height38 cm
Width49 cm
Length36 cm
Dimension details
Length36 cm
Height38 cm
Width49 cm
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