Illum Wikkelsø armchair for Niels Eilersen, Danish Design

Classic armchair from the 1960s. High-quality frame made of solid teak with the high-quality original leather cover in brown. Quality Features: - accomplished design: perfect pro...

Model 103 Lounge Chair by Illum Wikkelsø for Mikael Laursen. High-quality frame made of solid teak with original seat and backrest made of cognac brown thick leather. Quality Feat...

Classic sofa from the 1960s. High-quality frame made of solid teak with the high-quality original leather cover in brown. Quality Features: - accomplished design: perfect proport...

Rare armchair by Grete Jalk, model 118 for France & Daverkosen. The armchair comes from the first series from 1955. High quality solid teak wood frame. The seat and backrest have bee...

Rare armchair from the 1960s by Eugen Schmidt for the "Soloform" series with a high-quality solid cherry wood frame stained in teak. The seat and backrest have been reupholstered and...

Classic armchair in teak from the 1960s by Arne Wahl Iversen for Komfort. The armchair has been reupholstered and covered with a high-quality fabric in black. Quality Features: ...

This beautifully designed chair made of solid elm wood was designed by Illum Wikkelso. You can also clearly see his signature in it with the beautiful round sloping lines. The chair ...

Danish modern teak chair with brown aniline leather. Design by Illum Wikkelsø and manufactured by Niels Eilersen. Great comfort with the org...

Danish modern teak chair with thick ocher aniline leather. Design by Illum Wikkelsø and manufactured by Niels Eilersen. Great comfort with...

Capella chair by Illum Wikkels with new upholstery in gorgeous white fabric, created in 1959 and produced by N. Eilersen in the 1960s. From the 1940s to the late 1960s, Sren Willadsen was a Danish furniture maker. Willadsen primarily made seats, armchairs, chairs, and couches for Danish designers such Solmer Vedel, Finn Juhl, Illum Wikkels, and Nana Ditzel. Wikkelso (spelled Wikkels) is a lesser-known Scandinavian designer than Hans J Wegner or Borge Mogensen. Nonetheless, he made significant contributions to the growth of Scandinavian design in the 1950s and 1960s. Wikkelso, like many other designers of his generation, began his work as a cabinetmaker in 1938. He went on to study at the Danish School of Design, where he graduated in 1941. Following graduation, After graduating he held positions with the cabinetmaker Jacob Kjaer and the architectural firm of Peter Hvidt and Orla Molgaard-Nielsen. A few years later, Wikkelso moved to Aarhus (second largest city in Denmark) where he worked as an interior designer. When Wikkelso began designing his own furniture in 1954, his career really took off. A few years later he started his own workshop. His background in cabinetry meant he had an very good understanding of the material he worked with (mostly rosewood and teak). The Illum Wikkelsø Capella chair...

What I like most about this chair is it's elegant moss green color which combines perfectly with the organic shape of the armrest. It is very confortable to sit in and gives the feel...

Armchair in teak wood and black artificial leather, designed by Illum Wikkelsø for Niels Eilersen from around the 1960s. Measurements in cm: H:66 W:62 D:46 SH:45