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SILVER Seller in Torino, Italia
Chairs designed by Henry Kjærnulf often have a very recognizable presence: compact structures, sharp details, and a particular balance between robustness and visual lightness. In this set, the all-wood backrest highlights the design of the structure, allowing all the quality of the teak work and the precision of the proportions to emerge. The padded black faux leather seat introduces a more decisive contrast than the naturalness of the wood, giving the chairs a more graphic and contemporary character. The juxtaposition of teak and black recalls many Danish productions of the mid-1960s, where the rigor of the lines was balanced by warm materials and soft-touch surfaces. Look together, these chairs maintain a strong identity without being heavy in space. The open backrest lightens the overall volume, while the structure retains the discreet solidity typical of Kjærnulf's work. They are seats that work easily both around an important table and in more essential and contemporary environments.
ID: 131129-1779186121-151748
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