Mid-Century Armchair By Lejkowski & Leśniewski, Poland, 1960’S

A large and comfortable armchair, model 1326, designed by the duo stanisław lejkowski and wacław leśniewski in the late 1950s and produced by the bydgoszcz furniture factories (bydgoskie fabryki mebli) in poland during the 1960s. Model 1326 was originally part of a modular furniture set and is notable for its distinctive construction, where the leg flows seamlessly into the armrest, creating a visually cohesive and elegant form. Two production versions were available: one with veneered armrests and the other with painted black ones. In this piece, the wooden elements and walnut veneer have been carefully restored to highlight their original warmth and texture. The armchair has been newly upholstered in a durable, thick-weave fabric in a blue and white color scheme, adding a fresh and vibrant look while maintaining the spirit of the original design.