Original Baczyk Scandinavian armchair, 1960s, renovation, teak.

This armchair was designed by Zenon Bączyk, a renowned and respected designer. Made in the second half of the 1960s at the prestigious Swarovski furniture factory, it owes its most famous and popular name to Bączyk, derived from the designer's name. It features a low, wide, and deep seat, a long incline, and a backrest at the ideal angle. Semi-firm cushions have been placed on taut straps, providing optimal support. The armchair has been fully renovated, respecting all original details and standards. The frame has been cleaned of a thick layer of old paint and varnish. Delicate hollows have been filled. The armchair was then covered with several coats of organic teak-coloured paint and protected with a satin varnish. The cushions have been made from semi-firm foam. The covers are made from fabric with resistance to pulling and stains. A zipper has been used so that the pillowcase can be removed and washed at any time.