Vintage Model 182 Rocking Chair by Franks Reenskaug for Bramin, 1960s

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The Bramin rocking chair model 182 in teak, designed by Franks Reenskaug, is a beautiful example of refined Mid-Century Modern … Read more The Bramin rocking chair model 182 in teak, designed by Franks Reenskaug, is a beautiful example of refined Mid-Century Modern design that combines comfort, craftsmanship, and aesthetics. with its flowing lines, balanced proportions, and warm wood tones, this chair exudes a timeless elegance that effortlessly commands attention without being overbearing. Franks Reenskaug is known for his thoughtful designs that perfectly balance functionality and form. His style is characterized by soft, organic lines and a strong sense of ergonomics, making his furniture not only visually appealing but also exceptionally comfortable. Model 182 reflects this vision in every detail. Bramin is a renowned Danish furniture brand deeply rooted in the Scandinavian design tradition. The brand stands for high-quality materials, craftsmanship, and durable quality. The choice of solid teak underscores these values: strong, warm, and beautifully aging, the chair only gains more character over the years. Thanks to its timeless design, the Bramin rocking chair fits effortlessly into a variety of interior styles. In a Scandinavian or minimalist interior, it enhances the sense of tranquility and simplicity, while in a modern or eclectic interior, it serves as an elegant statement piece. It also adds a subtle, modern touch to more classic settings. The Bramin model 182 is therefore not just a chair, but an investment in design, comfort, and lasting beauty. This item is ready to use and still in its original, beautiful condition. Country of origin: Denmark Manufacturer: Bramin Designer: Frank Reenskaug Model: 182 Period: 1950s Height: 87 cm Seat height: 43 cm Width: 67 cm Seat width: 50 cm Depth: 84 cm Seat depth: 48 cm This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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