A pair of club chairs "type B7522," designed by Zenon Bączyk and produced in Poland in the 1960s, exemplifies the durability of vintage furniture. The "B7522" model has ergonomically designed armrests, rounded legs, and a backrest with horizontal slats. Originally designed for public spaces such as clubs and hotels, these club chairs are characterized by a low seat, wide proportions, and a sturdy construction that ensures long-lasting comfort. Their design also makes them well-suited for private interiors. The solid beech wood used for the chair's construction has been refurbished. The armchairs are equipped with new cushions, sewn from soft orange fabric.