Created from a scan of a vintage furniture postcard and reconstructed using an AI-assisted image-to-3D workflow. This experiment explores how printed design catalogues, postcards, advertisements, and other forms of graphic ephemera can be converted into navigable 3D objects. While some fine details have been approximated, the reconstruction successfully preserves the distinctive silhouette, colour, and character of the original chair. The resulting asset sits somewhere between product photography, archival documentation, and digital sculpture, transforming a static printed image into a flexible three-dimensional object. Free to download and use with attribution.