Vintage Danish chair by Henning Kjærnulf, Model 72
Pre-loved
€220.00
Mid-Century Danish Teak Model 72 Dining Chair by Henning Kjærnulf
Embrace the peak of 1960s Scandinavian craftsmanship with this iconic dining chair designed by Henning Kjærnulf for Boltinge Stolefabrik. Renowned for its bold, expressive silhouette, this piece beautifully merges dramatic architectural lines with organic comfort. The defining feature of this chair is its stunning A-frame side profile. The masterfully sculpted legs extend upward into a stylized, compass-like form that holds a wide, floating curved backrest. This ingenious layout functions like a half-armchair, providing just enough wrap-around support for relaxed dining or lounging without adding bulk to your dining table footprint.
Model: 72
Design: Henning Kjærnulf
Manufacturer: Boltinge Stolefabrik
Years of production: 1960's
Country of origin: Denmark
Materials: solid teak, fabric
H: 73/45 cm, W:52 cm, D:49 cm
Condition report:
Frame: Expertly crafted from premium, solid Danish teak displaying a rich tone and an exquisite, deep grain pattern.
Structural Integrity: The frame is exceptionally firm, tight, and perfect to use with zero wobbles or loose joinery.
Vintage Character: As shown in the close-up images, the wood retains some honest signs of wear and light surface scuffs consistent with its age, adding authentic vintage patina.
Seat Cushion: The original light blue fabric is present and shows some light staining on the surface. While entirely usable as-is, it also serves as an ideal candidate for easy reupholstery to match your specific interior palette.
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