This pair of GFM-64 armchairs was designed by Edmund Homa in the 1970s and produced in Poland, a model closely tied to the Scandinavian-influenced strand of Eastern European mid-century design. The chairs are notable for their compact, light-footed form, with a full exposed beechwood frame and a well-preserved, geometric silhouette that keeps the profile open and airy. The angled legs, tapered armrests, and reclined backrest give the pair a sculptural quality typical of the period's seating designs. A fitting choice for a living room, reading corner, or as an accent pair flanking a side table.
Condition and Character Original condition with heavy signs of use. The green upholstery shows fading and staining consistent with decades of use, and the wooden frames display scratches and surface wear across the arms and legs. Both chairs remain structurally stable, with sound frames and legs, and offer a solid base for a full refurbishment or reupholstery project. Please review the detailed photos closely to inspect the exact extent of the wear, staining, and fading before purchasing.
Details and Dimensions Style: Mid-Century Modern Designer: Edmund Homa Model: GFM-64 Origin: Poland Period: 1970s Materials: Beechwood, Textile Dimensions: W63 x D73 cm x H69 cm Seat Height: 35 cm
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