Furniture

KK53130 – EASY CHAIR

Price On Request Kaare Klint designed this easy chair with a loose seat cushion for an upholstered furniture competition organized by the Upholsterers' Guild to celebrate the Guild's 475th anniversary in 1936. The chair was first exhibited in 1937 The easy chair is produced in mahogany and upholstered in goat hide, oxhide, or fabric, as requested. The chair is finished with piping.Regarded as the godfather of modern Danish design, Kaare Klint (1888-1954) made a name for himself as a furniture designer in the early 1900s. He was responsible for such design icons as the world-renowned Safari Chair and the Faaborg Chair, and for the overall design of the Danish Pavilion at the 1929 Barcelona International Exposition

KK43960 – EASY CHAIR

Price On Request Working closely with his student Edvard Kindt-Larsen, Kaare Klint designed the "Mix" easy chair in 1930, writing "a mix of Kindt and Klint" on the working drawings.The chair is available in mahogany, European cherry, and oak, and can be upholstered in goat hide, oxhide, or fabric, as requested. The chair is finished with piping or brass nails.There...

RR10081 - DAYBED

Price On Request Jørgen Rud. Rasmussen's daybed, was designed in 2010 as a one-off commission for a client. Afterwards, the daybed, which is deep-tufted with leather-covered buttons, was put into production. The accompanying cylindrical cushion is 15 cm in diameter.The daybed is available in oak and mahogany, and upholstered in oxhide or goat hide. Jørgen Rud. Rasmussen, son of Aage...

MK10041 - MODEL 52

Price On Request This small sofa, designed by Mogens Koch, is part of a small series of upholstered furniture, together with wing chair MK50 and sofa MK52, designed by Mogens Koch from 1936.The structural principle of the series is an upholstered part placed on a visible frame in oil-treated mahogany. The sofa is covered with oxhide or goat hide fitted...

KK50111 – SOFA WITH LOW SIDES

Price On Request Kaare Klint designed this sofa, which features low sides and eight legs with side and crossbars, in 1935.The sofa is available in mahogany and European cherry as either a two- or three-seater. It can be upholstered in oxhide or fabric and finished with piping, as requested.Regarded as the godfather of modern Danish design, Kaare Klint (1888-1954) made...

KK50110 – SOFA WITH LOW SIDES

KK48651 – ADDITION SOFA W/O. BACK

Price On Request Kaare Klint designed the Addition Sofa in 1933, originally inspired by a French rococo sofa. Klint wished to simplify it by designing a sofa with easily moveable sections that could be placed together as desired. The Addition Sofa comprises two modular elements, one with a back and one without.The sofa is hand-stitched and trimmed with piping to...

KK48650 – ADDITION SOFA W. BACK

KK41181 - SOFA WITH HIGH SIDES

Price On Request One of the first box-shaped sofas in three sections with eight legs and crossbars designed by Kaare Klint for the Danish Prime Minister Thorvald Stauning's office in 1930.Today, the sofa is available in mahogany or European cherry as a two- or three-seater.The sofa can be upholstered in goat hide, oxhide, or fabric, and finished with either piping...

KK41180 – SOFA WITH HIGH SIDES

MK99220 – FOLDING STOOL

Price On Request The Folding Stool was designed in 1960 as part of a series of folding furniture designed around Koch´s Folding Chair from 1932. The Folding Stool can be folded flat and hung on the wall. It is available in oil-treated beech with a natural canvas cover.Like many designers of his generation, Mogens Koch had a background in architecture....

KK97170 – SAFARI STOOL

Price On Request At the end of the 1920s, Kaare Klint read about the American cinematographer Marin Johnson and his wife's impressive and dramatic travels in "Safari: A Saga of the African Blue." The photographer and his young wife spent more than three years in Africa, documenting in words and pictures the African civilization, landscape, and wildlife. The book fascinated...

KK87830 – PROPELLER STOOL

Price On Request This folding stool has two propeller-shaped legs that form a round stick when folded, and came into being in 1930 as a school exercise by one of Kaare Klint's students. The stool was not produced during Klint's lifetime. A prototype was first made in 1956, and the stool was put into production in 1962. The Propeller Stool...

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