Mid-Century Modern Leather Lounge Chair by Sven Ellekaer for Coja, Netherlands, 1960s

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A refined mid-century modern lounge chair designed by sven ellekaer and produced by coja culemborg in the netherlands during the … Read more A refined mid-century modern lounge chair designed by sven ellekaer and produced by coja culemborg in the netherlands during the 1960s. This understated yet expressive chair reflects the scandinavian-influenced modernism that defined dutch furniture design of the period.

the chair is characterized by its solid wooden frame and softly upholstered leather cushions, creating a harmonious balance between structure and comfort. The sculpted armrests flow naturally from the frame, lending the piece an organic elegance, while the generous seat and backrest emphasize relaxed, human-centered design. Subtle button detailing and visible joinery highlight the craftsmanship, allowing material quality and proportion to take center stage. The light-toned leather adds a calm, timeless presence, making the chair equally suitable for modern and classic interiors.

a confident and authentic example of 1960s european lounge seating, where functionality, comfort, and refined form come together seamlessly.

about the designer
sven ellekaer was a danish designer known for his restrained, functional approach to furniture design. His work is rooted in scandinavian modernist principles, emphasizing comfort, clarity of form, and honest use of materials. Through collaborations with dutch manufacturers such as coja, his designs found a wider european audience and remain appreciated for their timeless appeal.

condition
in very good condition, with minimal signs of use consistent with age.

details
designer: sven ellekaer
producer: coja culemborg
country: netherlands
period: 1960s
materials: leather, wood

dimensions: h 72 x w 75 x d 75 cm, seat height 44 cm i have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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