Pair of Danish Early Midcentury or Art Deco Low Lounge Chairs 1930-40s

Superb Danish late Art Deco early midcentury chairs from the late 1930's or early 1940s with spring cushions and beautiful open armrests and legs carved in solid Birch with great gra...

Super charming and very elegant Danish small lounge chair from the late art deco period or early midcentury. The chair is unmarked but very likely made by Slagelse Mobelvaerk someti...

Classic Danish very comfortable high back armchair from the 1940s in the style of Fritz Hansen and Alfred Christensen with open armrests in beautifully curved elm wood. Nice slim ele...

Exceptional ultra cool and comfortable mid-size Art Deco club chairs made in Denmark probably around mid 1930's. Very rare find. We love the low and wide proportions and the Diamond ...

Pair of Mid-Century Danish Lounge Chairs in Brilliant Yellow Wool A striking example of Scandinavian modernism, this pair of Danish lounge chairs—crafted circa 1960s—combines sculptural form with vibrant color. Upholstered in a brilliant yellow wool fabric, the chairs bring both warmth and bold elegance to any space. Though the designer remains unknown, the clean lines and refined proportions speak to the golden age of Danish furniture design. The upholstery is in flawless condition, showing no signs of wear, and the pair was sourced from respected dealers known for their discerning eye and premium offerings. Comfortable yet visually compelling, these chairs are ideal for both residential interiors and curated design projects. Presented by MWM DESIGN INTERIORS, celebrated for offering museum-quality furniture...

Rare pair of easy chairs attributed to Hans Olsen. Produced in Denmark.

A sculptural pair of comfortable highback lounge chairs crafted from high-quality materials, their style is reminiscent of the work of Danish designer Henning Kjærnulf. Armrest carve...

Pair of Vintage European Modernist Armchairs, c. 1930s–1950s This elegant pair of armchairs reflects the refined transition between Art Deco aesthetics and the functional simplicity of early European...