A teak chair designed by Arne Hovmand-Olsen in 1960s Denmark, where structure and comfort are combined through simple, well-balanced proportions. The design of the backrest flows seamlessly along the seat, while the tapered legs visually lighten the structure. Teak remains the key element of the design, enhanced by its natural variations in tone and grain. A chair designed for a dining table, but also easily used alone, in an entryway, a study, or next to a console table. A representative example of Hovmand-Olsen's style, in which everyday functionality is translated into a simple, well-proportioned form.