A-5910 standartinis Gr-C

The “stick” chair, made of noble beech wood and molded plywood, is reminiscent of the classic Windsor chairs, very popular in England in the 18th century and later in America and Scandinavia. A distinctive feature of the chairs is the openwork backrest structure, consisting of eight centrally extending backrest rungs embedded in a massive seat. The unusual, minimalist H-shaped leg joint, which increases durability, has become one of the recognizable features of this model.
Material: Natural beech
Design: Marian Grabiński
Year: 1959