This pair of chairs, attributed to Arne Jacobsen, embodies 1970s Danish design through an interesting contrast between padded forms and a visually light frame. The wide, enveloping backrest defines the chair's presence, while the curved wooden side panels introduce a textural element that complements the slender chrome-plated metal frame. The deep, uniform blue upholstery further accentuates the shape of the backrest and gives the chairs a distinctive presence within the space. The design prioritizes comfort without sacrificing a sense of lightness: the padded seat and generous backrest are supported by a frame that leaves the lower section open. It is a balance between function and form that is central to the work of Jacobsen, a key figure in Danish modernism and a leading collaborator with Fritz Hansen. Measuring H 74 × W 63 × D 53 cm, with a seat height of 44 cm, these chairs can be used both around a table and as standalone seating in a living room, study, or conversation area. When sold as a pair, the two chairs take on a particularly strong visual impact, but they can also be purchased individually (the price listed refers to the cost of a single chair). A prime example of Danish design from the second half of the 20th century, in which different materials and carefully considered proportions come together to create a chair with a strong identity.
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SILVER Seller in Torino, Italia
