This elegant vintage armchair from the late 1950s is a prime example of minimalist mid-century modern design. The sleek, black-lacquered solid wood frame creates a powerful interplay of lines: slender, slightly angled legs and subtly angular armrests give the chair an airy yet stable appearance. The form is both functional and refined—exactly what you’d expect from well-thought-out design from this era. The armchair has recently been fully restored and fitted with new upholstery and padding, making it not only visually appealing but also wonderfully comfortable to sit in. The warm, soft upholstery contrasts beautifully with the dark frame, striking a balance between modern and timeless. Originally, this model was sold at Vroom & Dreesmann and even appeared on the same brochure page as designs by Bas van Pelt—a telling detail that underscores its quality and style. A chair full of character that fits effortlessly into both a modern interior and an eclectic setting. Ideal as a statement piece or a subtle addition for lovers of authentic design with a story. Country of origin: Netherlands Manufacturer / Supplier: Vroom & Dreesmann Height: 81 cm Seat height: 40 cm Width: 56 cm Seat width: 48 cm Depth: 61 cm Seat depth: 46.5 cm