A dining chair designed by Erik Buch for Christiansen Møbelfabrik, a recognizable example of 1960s Danish design. The teak frame is defined by continuous lines and balanced proportions, with tapered legs that complement the profile of the seat and backrest. The design combines presence and simplicity: the backrest lightly wraps around the upper part of the seat, while the wooden construction leaves the structure clearly visible. A chair designed for a dining table, but also interesting as a standalone element in an entryway, a study, or next to a console table. A representative piece of Erik Buch's work, in which the quality of the teak and the clarity of the proportions are integral to the design.
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SILVER Seller in Torino, Italia
