Poul Kjærholm Style Lounge Chair Metal Frame with Plaited Cane Denmark 1960s

Danish handcrafted lounge chair of solid dark oak, made in the 1940´s by a Danish cabinetmaker. The chair has a sculptural hand-carved front and the seat is upholstered with new offwhite sheepskin. Here you get a Danish cozy lounge chair...

Fritz Hansen style model 1518 Art Deco club and lounge chair made in Denmark 1930s-1940s. The overstuffed chair is upholstered with olive green vel...

Danish vintage easy chair from the 1950s upholstered with the original black Faux or Skai (a kind of synthetic leather) made by Danish furniture maker...

Here is a pair of Art Deco easy- and lounge chairs in Viggo Boesen style from the 1930-1940's. They are made with wavy back of dark stained beech upholster...

A pair of Danish original handcrafted Brutalist style lounge chairs They are made of solid dark oak in the 1940's by a Danish cabinetmaker. The studded chairs...

Rare Falcon lounge chair with armrest and chrome steel base. The cushions are upholstered with genuine black leather in very good and strong quality. The chair is made by Swedish Vat...

Vintage Poul Kjærholm PK20 lounge chair, Denmark, circa 1960. Designed by Poul Kjærholm for E. Kold Christensen in stainless steel and patinated blac...

A blue-painted pine and papercord lounge chair or slipper chair, design attributed to Poul Kjærholm, Denmark, 1960s.

Wood and rope chair attributed to Poul Kjaerholm & Jørgen Høj for Thorald Madsen Snedkeri, Denmark, circa 1960s. In good original condition. Fast shipping worldwide.

Amazing lounge chair designed by Poul Kjaerholm and manufactured by Ejvind Kold Christensen, Denmark 1957. This lounge chair has a very nice original patina and fully original natu...

Rare mid century easy armchair in pine and flagline in style of Poul Kjærholm produced in Denmark, 1960s. in good original condition. Dimensions: H: 70 cm / 27.55" W: 51 cm / 20" D...

The PK9 chair, also known as the Tulip chair, designed by Poul Kjærholm and produced by E. Kold Christensen. Its distinctive silhouette, characterized by three impeccably crafted satin-brushed stainless steel springs that serve as columns, provides not only structural support but also a visually striking aesthetic. What makes these chairs even more exceptional is the rarity of the seat in its original leather. This not only adds to their historical value, but also indicates that the materials used are of durable quality. The real inspiration for this chair came from a sand print of Kjærholms wife after a day at the beach, resulting in a design that combines aesthetics and comfort. Each chair tells a story of precise craftsmanship and thoughtful ergonomics, as Hanne Kjærholm herself was involved in the design process by sitting in clay boxes...