Model 71 Chair in Teak, Oak and Leather by Henning Kjærnulf, 1960s, Set of 6

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A set of six magical chairs designed by Henning Kjærnulf for Boltinge Stolefabrik in Denmark. The chairs have a very … Read more A set of six magical chairs designed by Henning Kjærnulf for Boltinge Stolefabrik in Denmark. The chairs have a very cocky expression that really makes their mark in the room. The design and character of the chair make them so much more than just a simple chair; they also function as an eye-catching interior detail that enhances the atmosphere in any room!

Most often, this model is made with beech in the leg frame, which makes it both durable and timeless. However, the four variants of this chair have a more lavish oak leg frame, which really gives an elegant feel. This provides a great opportunity to complement your interior by having the chair at the dining table, regardless of whether it is in teak or oak, which creates a harmonious and stylish atmosphere in your home!

The chair has A-shaped legs that are connected, which provides excellent stability. The front legs extend upwards and connect elegantly to the backrest tray, which has a softly rounded shape, creating a harmonious whole. The attachment that anchors the back plate to the legs also serves as a nice decoration, which further enhances the chair's visual expression.
The design and curvature of the back make the chair appear as a neat and stylish armchair, without having the extra width that a classic armchair usually entails. This makes the chair an excellent choice for both smaller spaces and more pared-down interiors where elegance and functionality are in focus.

The seat has new upholstery and is upholstered with high-quality black leather from Nevotex in the Alternativ quality

49 cm wide, 46-76 cm high and 47 cm deep.

In very good condition with traces of use on the outside and new upholstery and upholstery! I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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