Mid-Century Modern Bumerang Chair, Orange Mix, Poland, 1960s

The Bumerang Chair is a characteristic piece of furniture from the People's Republic of Poland. Its backrest has a distinctive shape reminiscent of a boomerang. Often made of wood or similar materials, it features simple and minimalist lines, usually painted in walnut or brown. Popular for its simplicity, functionality, and affordability, it has been widely used in various places such as homes, offices, schools, and public institutions. The upholstery fabric is a multicoloured blend inspired by Donegal tweed from Ireland, composed of recycled cotton (31%), recycled wool (22%), acrylic (21%), polyester (16%), and silk (10%), with a weight of 535 g/m2 and a Martindale resistance of 70, 000 cycles. The chair is in excellent condition, reupholstered and refinished.