Chairs in Teak and Upholstery by Theodor Harlev for Farstrup Møbelfabrik, 1960s, Set of 4

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A set of four chairs in model 206 designed by Theodor Harlev for Farstrup Møbelfabrik in Denmark.

The chair is … Read more A set of four chairs in model 206 designed by Theodor Harlev for Farstrup Møbelfabrik in Denmark.

The chair is in a model that is like a pretty armchair without taking up the space a armchair takes. The whole chair breathes quality in design and technology, and here the Danes have really done the job!

The chair is in a slightly more cocky model with round legs where the back legs strive backwards, which gives it a distinctive look. The back tray is mounted between the back legs and this gives an angle that means the back tray provides comfort and support for the back. A decisive factor for a pleasant sitting experience for longer periods of time. The back tray is gently curved and really gives the sitting person an embracing feeling. Here, the chair has been developed with great care for ergonomics, and it shows long before you have sat in the chair.

The seat is softly rounded and slightly cupped. The seat is covered in an exclusive bouclé fabric from the Italian company Dedar. The fabric is a soft beige shade with a brown warp which together creates a beautiful and eye-catching contrast and depth against the light beige boucle. The choice of upholstery not only contributes to the chair's elegant appearance, but also gives a modern touch and stylish feel. The seat has of course received new padding with very good load-bearing capacity and modern comfort.

50 cm wide, 45-78 cm high and 46 cm total depth I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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