Stool, green bouclé, brown beech, by E. Homa, Poland, 1970s
1 299 PLN
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This stool, designed by Edmund Homa in Poland during the 1970s, is a quintessential example of mid-century modern design. The rectangular seat is upholstered in a boucle fabric in a deep, olive green shade, with a matte surface that highlights the distinctive, nubby texture. The boucle weave lends both tactile and visual richness, inviting touch and attention. The construction and gently tapered, rounded legs are made from beech wood in a warm, dark brown stain with a semi-matte finish, accentuating the wood’s natural grain. The legs extend subtly above the seat level, forming understated corner accents reminiscent of low armrests. Visible, robust joinery attests to the solidity and craftsmanship of the piece, while the balanced proportions create a sense of lightness and stability. The stool is fully restored, with no visible signs of use or restoration marks; all elements appear authentic to the original design.This piece tells the story of 1970s Poland, an era when local designers sought harmony between modern form and everyday function. Its materials and detailing—from the green boucle to the dark beech—evoke calm interiors of the time, where the interplay of textures and muted colors was key. The stool seems to invite moments of rest while retaining the quiet poise of an object from an era when every detail counted. Eschewing excess, it speaks its own timeless
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Height38 cm
Width49 cm
Length36 cm
Dimension details
Length36 cm
Height38 cm
Width49 cm
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