A pair of armchairs from Fabryka Mebli Wschód, Zadziele, Poland, 1950s. These armchairs have undergone a professional restoration, including the re-chroming of their metal structures. The long, elegant armrests are crafted from solid oak wood, providing a warm contrast to the industrial aesthetic. The seats have been reupholstered in a white bouclé fabric. The dynamic, wavy metal frame of this model perfectly captures the Bauhaus-inspired functionalism, blending minimalist geometric form with the pioneering use of tubular steel. Its cantilever-style silhouette is a direct nod to the classic modernist designs developed by the Bauhaus masters, focusing on structural clarity and timeless efficiency.