Heart-shaped chair in plum velvet and light wood, Europe, 1960s

Chair type A5828, nicknamed "heart". Furniture designed by Helena and Jerzy Kurmanowicz and produced in the Radomsko joinery factory. The structure is made of light brown stained beech wood, protected by a satin acrylic varnish. The upholstery is made of high-quality purple plum velvet, abrasion-resistant (category A, 50, 000 cycles), with water-repellent properties according to Clean boo technology and certified Oeko-Tex, classified M1 for fire resistance according to the French standard NF P 92-507. The chair has been fully renovated, including joinery and upholstery. Dimensions: Height 80 cm, Width 40 cm, Depth 40 cm, Seat height 45 cm. Period: mid-20th century (1950-1960). Origin: Poland.