Poul Kjaerholm - PK 25

Italian design scoop chair An Italian scoop chair with oval cutout in the back and ebonized tapered legs. Completely restored in a luxurious Sandra Jorda...

An original lounge chair designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for the Dorothy H. Turkel House in Detroit, circa 1955. One of only six known examples made specifically for the residence, th...

A beech framed armchair by Axel Larsson. The frame has been lightly restored. Recovered in a Sandra Jordan Prima Alpaca Brandy fabric with horizontal piping.

A pair of canted Lounge chairs with unusual form legs for Domus with the frame in pine. Ready for restoration. Bibliography: "Mexico's Modern Architecture" page 120. Mexico City c1950s

Matched pair early PK22 lounge chairs by Poul Kjærholm for E Kold Christensen.. retain original black naugahyde, one chair top corners in need or repair (see photo), E. Kold Christe...

The PK24 chaise longue chair, with its easy curves and organic shape, stands out as perhaps the most recognizable chair in Poul Kjærholm’s work. Inspiration for this chair comes from the Rococo period and the French chaise longue – long chair – that featured the same curve and size. The chair is a prime and almost extreme example of Kjærholm’s principle of designing with independent elements. Consequently, the chair has no physical connection between the main parts, which are instead kept together by gravity and the friction between the elements. Kjærholm also labelled the PK24 the “Hammock Chair...

Pair of early pk 20 by Poul Kjaerholm for Kold Kristensen in Brouwn leather and metal. Stamped with the Kristensen label in the metal structure. They are in good condition with original leather . Some nice patina and some small scratches on the leather. Asking price for the pairs. Part of Royal Albert and Victoria...

The PK24 chaise longue chair, with its easy curves and organic shape, stands out as perhaps the most recognizable chair in Poul Kjærholm’s work. Inspiration for ...