Mid-Century Modern Bumerang Chair, Lemon Green Velvet, FR Dedar, Poland, 1960s
- Dimensions :
- H80 x W48 x D42
- Color :
- green
- Material :
- walnut
- Style :
- design
The Bumerang Chair is a characteristic piece of furniture from the era of the People's Republic of Poland. Its name comes from the distinctive shape of the backrest, resembling a boomerang. The chair, often made of wood or similar materials, features simple and minimalist lines, usually painted in walnut or brown. It is an emblematic example of design from this period. Very popular for its simplicity, functionality, and affordable price, it reflects the minimalist trends of the time. The upholstery is a deep and vibrant velvet, soft to the touch, with a speckled effect that reduces the crushing of the velvet, making it practical and easy to use. This fire-retardant, durable, and washable fabric is made of 100% fire-retardant polyester, manufactured in Italy. The chair is handmade with materials including beech, leather, textile, wool, and woodwork. The item is in excellent condition, renovated and reupholstered.