This Polish stool from the 1970s exemplifies the functional design typical of the mid-century modern era. Its construction features four slightly tapered, outward-splayed legs made of beech wood, stained to a medium oak tone and finished with a smooth, semi-matte lacquer. The seat, with softly rounded edges and a subtly curved square shape, is upholstered in high-quality yellow fabric with a gentle woven texture, creating a balance between plushness and restrained lines. The legs are attached without visible hardware, emphasizing the simplicity and detail characteristic of the 1970s. The stool is in excellent, restored condition – no visible signs of wear or damage, with all elements authentic and carefully renovated. The form of this stool echoes the voice of everyday Polish modernism: practicality is paired with a gentle note of color, and the balanced silhouette recalls a time when interiors were meant to be both useful and inviting. The yellow upholstery speaks to the optimism of the decade, while the splayed beech legs evoke memories of homey warmth and artisanal precision. It is a piece that, with simplicity and dignity, tells a story of daily rituals from the 1970s, while maintaining a timeless, universal appeal.
DIMENSION
Height40 cm
Depth38 cm
Width38 cm
Dimension details
Width38 cm
Height40 cm
Depth38 cm
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