A vintage recliner by the famous Arne Vodder, made for France & Daverkosen in the 1950s, is a testimony to timeless design. Its authenticity is underlined by the presence of the original FD 164 label, a sign of its Danish heritage. This armchair boasts a remarkable feature: it can be reclined and offers three adjustable positions, testifying to Arne Vodder's innovation and commitment to comfort. When you plunge into it, you will experience a sense of luxurious relaxation that transcends time. What makes this piece truly exceptional is its enduring appeal, as it still proudly wears its remarkably well-preserved original greenish fabric of the era. This fabric not only tells a story of yesteryear, but also adds a unique character to the chair, making it a conversation piece in any room. The wooden frame boasts the unmistakable lines and aesthetics of Nordic design. It exudes the simplicity and functionality that Scandinavian design is famous for, making it perfect for contemporary spaces with a modernist twist.
This armchair by Arne Vodder is not just a piece of furniture, but a time capsule of Nordic European design excellence. Placing it in your home is like inviting a piece of design history to become part of your daily life. It is a statement of sophistication and a symbol of your appreciation for the enduring appeal of mid-century design.
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