Bumerang Chair Mid-Century Modern, Navy Check Wool, Poland, 1960s

The "Bumerang" chair is a characteristic piece of furniture from the era of the People's Republic of Poland (PRL). Its name comes from the distinctive shape of the backrest, which resembles a boomerang. The chair is often made of wood with a multicoloured wool upholstery inspired by Irish Donegal tweed, ideal for a 1960s interior. The fabric is composed of 45% recycled cotton and 55% recycled wool, with a durability of 70, 000 Martindale cycles. The chair is in excellent condition, restored and reupholstered, typical of the Mid-Century Modern style. Origin: Poland, dated between 1950 and 1960.