Vintage Cabinetmaker Lounge Chair From Denmark, Circa 1950

Vintage Mogens Lassen lounge chair From Denmark, Circa 1950. Very comfortable model, upholstered in a green mohair velvet. Excellent condition. We don't have the time to write an ex...

Vintage Kurt Ostervig Lounge Chairs From Denmark, Circa 1960. Solid oak construction with light patina and use. Later leather upholstery.

Mid 19th Century Velvet Lounge Chair From Denmark, Circa 1950. Nice comfortable model upholstered in very soft velvet-mohair fabric. Excellent condition. We don't have the time ...

Vintage Henning Kjaernulf Razor Lounge Chair From Denmark, Circa 1960. Solid oak construction, later upholstered in very soft sheepskin. Light wear a...

Vintage Pair Of Pine Lounge Chairs From Denmark, Circa 1970. Solid pine construction with new upholstered cushions. Very comfortable.

Vintage Kai Lyngfeldt Larsen Lounge chair from Denmark, Circa 1970. Solid oak and original cognac leather construction. We don't have the time to write an extensive description on ...

This mid-century lounge chair revolves around high-quality materials, comfort, and the mastery of the era’s Danish cabinetmakers. The design is focused on the aesthetics of modernism...

Danish cabinetmaker pair of lounge chairs new upholstered with boucle, Legs of stained beech and stained oak. Made in the 1950s.

Danish Cabinetmaker Sheepskin Lounge chair, circa 1940s. Lounge chair in the manner of Fritz Hansen produced in Denmark in the 1940s, featuring wonderfully curved arms and back and ...

Danish cabinetmaker lounge chair new upholstered with lambskin. Legs of stained beech. Made in the 1940s.

Danish Mid-Century Modern furniture reflected Scandinavian materials and craftsmanship and mixed them with a modern style, and the period from roughly 1940 through 1960 was a high point for Danish furniture makers. This set shows why. This particular chair silhouette has been popular since the 1930s, from around the time Flemming Lassen designed the overstuffed easy chair, the “Tired Man”, for The Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild Competition in 1935. The curved and organic lines of the design create an elegant silhouette for both the chair and ottoman. The design of this chair is characterized by organic, curved shapes that create a cosy and welcoming sensation. Since the enveloping back forms the arms as well but doesn’t reach all the way to the beginning of the seat, the design is very open and appears light. The gentle lines are highlighted by the soft wool blend upholstery that uniquely covers the entire bodies of the chair and footstool, including the legs as well. As a representation of early modernist seating...

Strongly influenced by the functional forms of the Bauhaus school in Germany, Danish designers led the way in furniture design during the 1950s and 60s. They combined the inspiration...