Danish Teak Dining Chairs by Henning Kjærnulf for Sorø Stolefabrik, 1960s

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Elegant Danish vintage chairs in teak, designed by Henning Kjærnulf for Sorø Stolefabrik in Denmark. The model is a fine … Read more Elegant Danish vintage chairs in teak, designed by Henning Kjærnulf for Sorø Stolefabrik in Denmark. The model is a fine example of classic Danish furniture design, where solid craftsmanship and high comfort meet a light, sculptural design language.

The chairs' slender legs elegantly reach backwards and create a characteristic silhouette that catches the eye from all sides. The softly rounded frame, the carefully processed transitions and the warm, vibrant grain of the teak give an exclusive and well-balanced expression. The connected base also contributes to a stable and durable construction.

The curved backrest has a pleasant angle that follows the back and provides comfortable support. Together with the generously upholstered seat, this makes the chairs very comfortable to sit in, even during longer dinners and conversations around the dining table. The model feels neat and airy in the room, but is at the same time sturdy and well-constructed.

Henning Kjærnulf was a Danish architect and furniture designer whose furniture combines Scandinavian functionalism with a more expressive and sculptural design language. Sorø Stolefabrik represents the classic Danish furniture tradition, where a sense of material, sustainable construction and carefully crafted details are at the center. The result is timeless dining chairs that fit just as well in a modern home as in an interior characterized by retro, vintage and Danish design.

Dimensions

Height: 79 cm

Width: 48 cm

Depth: 50 cm

Seat height: 44 cm

New padding and upholstery in a pleasant forest green shade with very high wear resistance. The shade highlights the warm tone of the teak and gives the chairs an elegant and cozy expression. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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