Vintage armchair teak, cream cord polish 1960s

The author of GFM-142 is professor Edmund Homa - one of the greatest Polish designers of the post-war period. The armchairs were produced in the second half of the 1960s in Gościcińska Fabryka Mebli. The style refers to Scandinavian furniture, captivates with perfect proportions, solid workmanship and comfort of use. The armchair has undergone a thorough renovation. The wooden frame has been splitted into the first parts in order to eliminate the gaps created at the joints due to the passage of time and to eliminate mobility due to the crumbling of glue. The next step was to remove old layers of paint and varnish. Finally, the frame was glued together again and painted with teak satin paint. The seat was also dismantled from old layers of material, foam and belts. Reinforcement has been added using medium-hard foam, strips and sheep. At the very end, the seat was upholstered in a beautiful, damage resistant and hydrophobic cream cord fabric. Price for one piece. Two pieces are available. You can also make your own changes to the wood finish and the type of fabric.