This set of four Danish chairs, model 1255 by Kjaernulf, dating from the 1960s, is distinguished by a wooden frame with an intricate design, in which slanted legs and rounded joints create a distinctive silhouette. The lines are not merely decorative: they define the structure of the backrest and give the chairs a sculptural presence without making them look bulky. The curved backrest, made of a darker shade of wood, creates a subtle contrast with the frame. The upholstered chairs, covered in anthracite gray fabric with a dotted pattern, add a more textured and contemporary touch. Designed to complement a dining table, these chairs embody a Scandinavian design philosophy in which woodworking and attention to construction become an integral part of the aesthetic. They pair naturally with vintage teak furniture, but they can also complement modern interiors through the contrast between wood and dark fabric.
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SILVER Seller in Torino, Italia
