Pair of vintage long chairs mint green bouclé 1970

The Second Life of an Icon: Mid-Century Armchairs At the heart of attention are two iconic armchairs from the 1960s, the 366 model designed by Józef Chierowski, which have just been reborn. They are no longer mere pieces of furniture, but true witnesses of history saved from oblivion, combining the soul of the past with the freshness of the present. Their beech structure, hidden for years under old layers of varnish, has regained its original hue: a noble and elegant light wood. Meticulously cleaned and protected, it now captivates with its softness and natural grain, highlighting a slender and ergonomic silhouette. Each curve of the legs and armrests tells the story of artisanal craftsmanship and attention to detail characteristic of Polish design from the mid-20th century. Beneath this elegant exterior, the upholstery elements have undergone a complete renovation. The old worn straps have been replaced with new, robust upholstery straps, ensuring ideal tension and the longevity of the seat. The old sagging foams have been replaced with new high-density polyurethane foams, providing perfect body support and lasting comfort. Seat height 40/42 cm