Søren Willadsen Seating

This Kristian Vedel set from 1960s Denmark exemplifies timeless Scandinavian modern design with its sleek black leather finish and functional modularity. This set contains two easy c...

Finn Juhl SW-96 Armchair in Teak and Oak for Søren Willadsen, 1950s. Danish modern lounge chair model SW 96 designed by Danish architect Finn Juhl for c...

Extraordinary Kriatian Vedel MODUS modular sofa set from 1960s. The set is made of high quality soft leather and beautiful Brazilian Rosewood, typical of Soren Willadsen Mobelfabrik, Denmark. The set consists of five fauteuils, two poufs and tables...

Here is a rare set of 14 high conference chairs from the 1960s designed by the Danish furniture designer Kai Lyngfeldt Larsen. They are made of rosewood with dark brown leather uphol...

An amazing set of 6 dining chairs designed by the renowned Danish architect and designer Finn Juhl in 1953 for Søren Willadsen Møbelfabrik, this set of six dining chairs exemplifies ...

A settee comprised of two individual armchairs featuring one arm each—here we have the Modus system by Kristian Vedel for Søren Willadsen, 1963. Ultimate sophistication through simpl...

High-backed armchair upholstered in new 'Moss' fabric (color: 0002) with arms and legs in stained oak. Made by Søren Willadsen.

Beautiful and rare pair of SW96 armchairs by Finn Juhl. These armchairs are more than furniture, they are real works of art that were meticulously designed by the one who is consider...

This pair of armchairs is what we consider a timeless Danish Modern classic. The “ND83” was designed in 1952 by Nanna Ditzel for the exhibition 'Today’s Furniture, Home Equipment' in...

Elegant pair of Danish mid-century armchairs designed by Kai Lyngfelt Larsen and produced by Søren Willadsen in the 1960s. Crafted in rich rosewood, these chairs combine refined craf...

Søren Willadsen was a Danish cabinetmaker and manufacturer active during the early and mid-twentieth century, known for producing furniture that reflected the emerging principles of Danish modern design. Working from his workshop in Vejen, Willadsen collaborated with designers while also producing pieces that emphasised craftsmanship, careful proportions, and the thoughtful use of natural materials. Danish furniture from the 1940s often balanced traditional cabinetmaking techniques with modern forms, creating pieces that were both refined and comfortable while maintaining a clear structure. This curved two...

Origin: Denmark Designer: Kai Lyngfeldt Larsen Manufacturer: Søren Willadsen Møbelfabrik Era: 1960s Dimensions: 25.5? wide x 25.5? deep x 27.5? tall.

This rare model 39 armchair was designed by Kai Lyngfeldt Larsen for the Danish manufacturer Søren Willadsen during the 1960s. The armchair is distinguished by its low profile and di...

This elegant Scandinavian Modern lounge chair was created by Danish designer Nanna Ditzel for the manufacturer Knud Willadsen circa 1952. The model no. is ND83. The chair design was featured in an exhibition where Nanna Ditzel was nicknamed the Grand Dame of Danish Furniture. She is recognized for the unique shapes and forms she uses in her designs. This ND83 chair is no exception with its half-circle backrest and armrest, a modern take on the tub chair. The chair rests on rounded teak legs. This timeless chair has been newly upholstered in blush cotton bouclé The upholstery contrasts beautifully in color and texture with it's sleek frame. The Niels Moller Model 64...

Mid-Century Modern Scandinavian set of 5 chairs in rosewood by Kai Lyngfeldt Larsen. Original leather.

Elegant and authentic armchair designed in 1937 and manufactured by Søren Willadsen in Denmark. The frame is crafted in solid elm with refined sculptural armrests, showcasing the war...

Mid-Century Modern scandinavian chair in rosewood by Kai Lyngfeldt-Larsen for Søren Willadsen. Original seat in black simili leather.

Mid-Century Modern Danish two seats sofa in rosewood model Modus by Kristian Vedel. New full grain leather covers. Referenced by the design museum, Denmark.