GFM-57 Skoczek chair from the 1960s, designed by Juliusz Kędziorek

GFM-57 type chairs designed in 1965 by Juliusz Kędziorek, who, alongside Edmund Homa, was the main designer at the Gościcińska Furniture Factory. The project was awarded a diploma at the Poznań National Fair in the "Good - Nice - Wanted" competition.

Presented at the National Museum in 2011 as part of the "We want to be modern" exhibition as an example of good and timeless industrial design of the 1960s.

The same chair was produced in the Zamość Furniture Factory under the type 200-203 without designer's instructions.

The chairs have been completely renovated. Old varnish and stain removed and protected again with hard oil. The foam has been replaced and the whole thing is upholstered with new, high-quality velvet fabric.

Height. 73cm, Width 47cm, depth 47cm, seat height 42 cm.