Philip Arctander Sheepskin Clam Chair by Vik & Blindheim

An exquisite original vintage all-wood edition of Ib Kofod-Larsen's classic 'Penguin' chair. Denmark, 1960s. Beautiful dark teak and beech woods.

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The Arctander chair, affectionately known as the (the Clam Chair), designed by Philip Arctander and upholstered with luxurious sheepskin. This lounge chair is renowned for its high q...

Danish architect Philip Arctander designed in 1944 the "Clam chair". This one is in its original fabric not reupholstered! Manufactured by Vik & Bkindheim, Norway. As told by the own...

Arctander clam chair; Sheepskin; Philip Arctander; Denmark; 1944; Danish Design; Muslingestol; Scandinavian Design; The Arctander clam chair, also known as the “Muslingestol”, is easily recognizable by its rounded arms, club-shaped legs, and curved, slightly tilted backrest upholstered in the finest sheepskin material. Both craftsmanship and quality are key in this design. Philip Arctander’s whimsical Clam Chair exudes coziness and comfort. It is a piece that would be a remarkable addition to any living space in need of an elegant touch. Danish architect Arctander is mostly known for his directorship at the Danish Building institute and his UN advisory role for affordable housing. His contribution of the now iconic Clam Chair to NY FORM...

Measures 34" tall, 32" deep and 23" wide. The seat height slopes from 13.5 to 16". A unique low profile chair produced, circa 1940 and bears a striking resemblance to a singular scoop lounge chair Philip Arctander did for a client in the 1940s. Beautiful modernist lines with subtle sculpting make this an uncommon chair...

Arnold Madsen - The Clam Chair, 1944 A rare and highly collectible original production from the early 1950s of the iconic Clam Chair by Arnold Madsen. This example was produced unde...

Wingback lounge chair by Schubell, Denmark 1950s. Beautifully sculpted frame, newly upholstered in sophisticated off-white wool fabric.