Teak and Bouclé Chairs by Henning Kjærnulf for KS Møbler, 1960s, Set of 4

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An elegant set of four chairs in golden brown teak, designed by Henning Kjærnulf for KS Møbler in Denmark. with … Read more An elegant set of four chairs in golden brown teak, designed by Henning Kjærnulf for KS Møbler in Denmark. with its soft organic shapes, well-thought-out proportions and high comfort, this is an excellent example of the Danish furniture design that has become famous worldwide.

The teak frame is beautifully rounded with soft transitions and a warm, golden brown tone. The backrest is ergonomically designed with a slightly curved back tray that provides very comfortable support. The elegantly rounded and tapered legs give the chair a light and stylish expression, while the softly curved back legs create a harmonious silhouette and follow the natural shape of the back for high seating comfort.

The seat is integrated into the solid frame, a detail that reinforces the chair's clean lines and solid construction. It is provided with new upholstery and upholstered in the exclusive Oasis bouclé fabric in the color Sepia from deNONA. The fabric has a warm, beige melange tone that plays beautifully with the luster of the teak and has a durability of over 100,000 Martindale, making it equally suitable for everyday use as for design-conscious interiors.

The connected legs give the chair very good stability and demonstrate the high quality of both construction and craftsmanship.

Overall, this is an unusually elegant and comfortable chair where timeless Danish design meets modern materials of the highest quality. A chair that looks just as beautiful around the dining table as it does as a solitaire in other rooms of the home.

Dimensions
Width: 47 cm
Seat height: 45 cm
Height: 80 cm

Condition
In very good condition with new padding and new upholstery in bouclé fabric. Only very few signs of wear on the wooden frames. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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