GFM Mid-Century Stool in Geometric Jacquard Tweed Dedar, E. Homa, Europe, 1960s

Beautiful stool designed by Edmund Homa. The stool was manufactured in the 1960s at the Gosciecinska Furniture Factory in solid beech. The GFM type stool is considered one of the best Polish designs of the previous era. The stool has been fully renovated, the tension straps have been replaced, and new upholstery foam has been added. Regarding the upholstery: Hsh Home Sweet Home by Dedar, a geometric jacquard in regenerated cotton with artisanal and sartorial inspiration, evoking an intimate and joyful domestic atmosphere, with colours alternating between ivory and classic tones. Composition: 67% cotton, 19% polyester, 14% other fibres. Martindale: 50, 000 cycles. Made in Italy. It is possible to prepare this stool with other options for wood and fabric. Edmund Homa (born in 1927 in Chojnice, died in 2017 in Gdynia) was a renowned Polish interior architect and designer.