The Old Town chair, model 02.670, represents a refined synthesis of classical design and durable construction, making it an essential element of high-quality street furniture. Designed by Iwona Żaczek, this piece is part of the esteemed Old Town product line, which emphasizes historical aesthetics tailored for modern public spaces. The chair features a robust cast iron structure, providing exceptional stability and a timeless silhouette that complements parks, historical districts, and urban plazas. With a width of 60 cm, a depth of 66 cm, and an overall height of 81 cm, the chair offers an ergonomic seating experience with a comfortable seat height of 43 cm, ensuring suitability for various urban environments.
The seating surface is crafted from premium materials to ensure both longevity and comfort. Clients may choose between high-quality soft wood or durable hard wood, with options including European-sourced hardwood or exotic premium timber, finished with protective oils to withstand outdoor conditions. This dedication to material excellence ensures that the chair functions as a reliable component of urban furniture, capable of maintaining its visual appeal despite exposure to the elements. As a sophisticated alternative to traditional benches, this chair with backrest provides individual seating comfort while maintaining the cohesive aesthetic of a meticulously planned cityscape.
Installation of the Old Town chair is engineered for permanence and security, utilizing a system that is attached by bolts to the foundation. This method ensures that the unit remains firmly in place within high-traffic public areas. By integrating this piece into wider landscape architecture projects, designers can achieve a harmonious balance between traditional craftsmanship and contemporary functional requirements. Whether situated in tranquil garden paths or bustling town squares, the Old Town chair stands as a hallmark of professional urban design, offering a durable and aesthetically pleasing solution for municipal seating needs.