This exquisite set of six rare dining chairs, designed by Henning Kjaernulf for Korup Stolefabrik in Denmark during the 1960s, epitomizes Scandinavian mid-century design at its finest.
The teak frame features a gently curved backrest, sculpted tapered legs, and seamless transitions between the side and front frames. The seat is ergonomically cupped to ensure maximum comfort while adding a tasteful aesthetic. The hind legs curve boldly backwards, rising gracefully to meet the backrest, enhancing the chair's striking silhouette.
These low-backed chairs exude sophistication and elevate any dining space, seamlessly blending with both classic and modern interiors.
Dimensions: 50 cm wide, 46 cm seat height, 80 cm total height.
This exquisite set of six rare dining chairs, designed by Henning Kjaernulf for Korup Stolefabrik in Denmark during the 1960s, epitomizes Scandinavian mid-century design at its finest.
The teak frame features a gently curved backrest, sculpted tapered legs, and seamless transitions between the side and front frames. The seat is ergonomically cupped to ensure maximum comfort while adding a tasteful aesthetic. The hind legs curve boldly backwards, rising gracefully to meet the backrest, enhancing the chair's striking silhouette.
These low-backed chairs exude sophistication and elevate any dining space, seamlessly blending with both classic and modern interiors.
Dimensions: 50 cm wide, 46 cm seat height, 80 cm total height.
