Armchair 'Beverwijk' - fully restored - new upholstery - mid century modern

This mid-century modern armchair is a typical example of a striking and effective design from the 1960s. The fully restored teak frame is characterised by beautiful, sculptural lines where the armrests and legs form a beautiful combination. This construction gives the chair a light, spacious appearance, while the solid wood guarantees stability and durability. The chair has been reupholstered with high-quality Greenland upholstery fabric from Switch, a rich, mottled green fabric that adds warmth and depth to the design. The subtle play of colours forms a harmonious contrast with the warm tones and natural grain of the teak, making the whole look both refined and inviting. Thanks to the slightly reclined back, comfortable seating angle and wide-shaped armrests, the armchair offers a relaxed seating experience, ideal for lounging, reading or informal sitting. The design combines functionality with aesthetics, as is characteristic of the best mid-century design. With its timeless design and beautiful materials, this armchair fits effortlessly into a variety of contemporary interiors, from Scandinavian and Japandi to modern eclectic. It serves as both a comfortable seat and a stylish design object and forms a characterful eye-catcher without becoming dominant in the space. Country of origin: presumably Netherlands. Height: 79.5 cm. Seat height: 41 cm. Width: 59 cm. Seat width: 52 cm. Depth: 73 cm. Seat depth: 49 cm.