Designed in 1966 by Henryk Lis at the Lower Silesian Furniture Factory in Poland, the FOX armchair takes its name from its designer — "Lis" translates to "fox" in Polish. It became the second most popular Polish armchair design of the 1960s, right behind the now-famous 366, and was a familiar sight in cafés and clubs across the country. Its slim turned-wood legs and tapered armrests give it a quiet, confident elegance that still holds up decades later.
This chair pairs two fabrics for extra character: a stain-resistant sky blue velvet on the seat and a heathered, cotton-look patterned fabric on the backrest, finished with a double piping detail. Compact and sturdy, it slots easily into a small living room or reading corner. Fully restored: the wood structure sanded and revarnished to a satin, wax-finished teak look.
Dimensions: H: 77 cm, W: 58 cm, D: 69 cm.
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Shipping 4-14 days from purchase date.
Specifications
ConditionExcellentColorsBlue, CremeMaterialTextileNumber of items2Height77 cmWidth58 cmDepth69 cmSeat height1 cm