Vintage armchairs Gfm 142 by Edmund Homa, Gfm, Poland, 1960s, set of 2.

The GFM-142 armchair is an iconic club style design created by Edmund Homa and produced in the 1960s at the Gościcińska Fabryka Mebli (GFM) in Poland. This specific model is distinguished by its low, deep seat and reclining backrest, offering a more relaxed and substantial silhouette than its smaller counterpart, the GFM-64. The construction is based on a solid beech wood frame, featuring elegantly turned legs and a straight slat that provides structural support to the backrest. A striking element of this design is the set of long, carefully profiled armrests that offer both comfort and sophisticated aesthetics. The wooden frames have been professionally restored to highlight the natural grain and warm tones of the beech wood. The seats are currently upholstered in a blue fabric that provides a fresh contrast to the wooden structure. The GFM-142 remains one of the most sought-after examples of mid-century modern Polish furniture due to its perfect proportions and ergonomic design. These armchairs serve both as comfortable pieces for relaxation and as significant sculptural additions to a modernist living space.