Armchair - Chierowski model 366 3D Model

366 Armchair – The Legend of Polish Mid-Century Modern Design

Meet the iconic 366 Armchair, a timeless piece designed in 1962 by Józef Chierowski, at the heart of post-war Poland. Created during the era of scarcity, it became a symbol of ingenious simplicity, combining minimalist form with maximum comfort. Originally crafted to meet the challenges of socialist production, today it stands as a true legend of mid-century modern design, celebrated for its light, geometric silhouette and unmistakable charm.

After decades of quiet presence in Polish homes, the 366 model has been rediscovered and reignited by design enthusiasts around the globe. In 2014, its official reissue brought this masterpiece back into the spotlight, with prices reaching up to $700 for contemporary reproductions.

But nothing beats the original.

This 3D model is a faithful digital recreation of vintage, authentic 1960s armchairs, meticulously restored and brought back to life from my private collection. Every curve, joint, and texture was captured with care to preserve its historical soul while ensuring premium visual quality for your renders and projects.

Key features:

✔ High-quality geometry
✔ Detailed materials (including the iconic houndstooth fabric)
✔ Accurate proportions based on real, vintage chairs
✔ Ideal for interior visualizations, animations, and product presentations

Take your projects to the next level with a piece of authentic history.
The 366 Armchair isn’t just furniture – it’s a story.