This vintage upholstered armchair from the 1950s exemplifies the modernist design language characteristic of mid-century European interiors. The chair is upholstered in a soft, ivory white fabric with a pronounced, boucle-like texture, contrasted by warm walnut accents at the ends of the armrests and splayed, tapered legs. Careful joinery and attention to detail in the woodwork evoke the influence of Scandinavian craftsmanship. The seat is generously padded, while the armrests slope gently upwards, creating an enveloping, cocoon-like profile that invites comfort. The piece has been professionally restored and retains its authentic mid-century features without visible signs of wear, damage, or repair, standing in excellent condition.
Echoing the optimism of the postwar era, the form of the armchair seems to narrate a time when modernity found harmony with human-scale comfort. The tactile fabric radiates the freshness of the 1950s, while the wooden details reference a period in which materiality and craftsmanship were deeply valued—each touch along the grain telling of bygone ateliers. The slender, angled legs and soft curves of the sides offer a sense of lightness and gentle embrace, as if the chair extends a quiet invitation to pause and rest.
This armchair could be paired with a low-profile coffee table on slender legs or set alongside a minimalist vintage sideboard to emphasize its modernist heritage. It would work well against neutral, light-toned walls, complemented by a soft, pastel rug and a single lamp with a brass or glass shade. The design harmonizes effortlessly
DIMENSION
Height80 cm
Depth70 cm
Width70 cm
Dimension details
Width70 cm
Height80 cm
Depth70 cm
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