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Jørgen Kastholm, Preben Fabricius, Pair Of Lounge chair Bo-Ex, 1962
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Jørgen Kastholm (1931-2007) and Preben Fabricius (1931-1984) were Danish architects and designers known for their sleek and minimalist furniture designs. Their collaboration resulted in some of the most iconic pieces of Danish modernist furniture, including the Lounge Chair, Model Bo-561 for Bo-Ex, Denmark, introduced in 1962. The Lounge Chair, Model Bo-561, embodies the clean lines, organic shapes, and attention to detail characteristic of Kastholm and Fabricius' design aesthetic. It features a sculptural frame crafted from steel, with a distinctive cantilevered seat and backrest upholstered in luxurious leather or fabric. One of the defining features of the Lounge Chair is its innovative construction, which showcases Kastholm and Fabricius' mastery of materials and craftsmanship. The steel frame is meticulously engineered to provide both strength and flexibility, creating a sense of lightness and elegance. The Lounge Chair's ergonomic design ensures optimal comfort, with the gently curved seat and backrest conforming to the body's contours. The chair's low-slung profile and minimalist silhouette exude a sense of sophistication and modernity, making it a timeless addition to any interior space. This set contains two chairs (pair) width 75 cm height 73 cm
Jørgen Kastholm (1931-2007) and Preben Fabricius (1931-1984) were Danish architects and designers known for their sleek and minimalist furniture designs. Their collaboration resulted in some of the most iconic pieces of Danish modernist furniture, including the Lounge Chair, Model Bo-561 for Bo-Ex, Denmark, introduced in 1962. The Lounge Chair, Model Bo-561, embodies the clean lines, organic shapes, and attention to detail characteristic of Kastholm and Fabricius' design aesthetic. It features a sculptural frame crafted from steel, with a distinctive cantilevered seat and backrest upholstered in luxurious leather or fabric. One of the defining features of the Lounge Chair is its innovative construction, which showcases Kastholm and Fabricius' mastery of materials and craftsmanship. The steel frame is meticulously engineered to provide both strength and flexibility, creating a sense of lightness and elegance. The Lounge Chair's ergonomic design ensures optimal comfort, with the gently curved seat and backrest conforming to the body's contours. The chair's low-slung profile and minimalist silhouette exude a sense of sophistication and modernity, making it a timeless addition to any interior space. This set contains two chairs (pair) width 75 cm height 73 cm
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Jørgen Kastholm (1931-2007) and Preben Fabricius (1931-1984) were Danish architects and designers known for their sleek and minimalist furniture designs. Their collaboration resulted in some of the most iconic pieces of Danish modernist furniture, including the Lounge Chair, Model Bo-561 for Bo-Ex, Denmark, introduced in 1962. The Lounge Chair, Model Bo-561, embodies the clean lines, organic shapes, and attention to detail characteristic of Kastholm and Fabricius' design aesthetic. It features a sculptural frame crafted from steel, with a distinctive cantilevered seat and backrest upholstered in luxurious leather or fabric. One of the defining features of the Lounge Chair is its innovative construction, which showcases Kastholm and Fabricius' mastery of materials and craftsmanship. The steel frame is meticulously engineered to provide both strength and flexibility, creating a sense of lightness and elegance. The Lounge Chair's ergonomic design ensures optimal comfort, with the gently curved seat and backrest conforming to the body's contours. The chair's low-slung profile and minimalist silhouette exude a sense of sophistication and modernity, making it a timeless addition to any interior space. This set contains two chairs (pair) width 75 cm height 73 cm
Jørgen Kastholm (1931-2007) and Preben Fabricius (1931-1984) were Danish architects and designers known for their sleek and minimalist furniture designs. Their collaboration resulted in some of the most iconic pieces of Danish modernist furniture, including the Lounge Chair, Model Bo-561 for Bo-Ex, Denmark, introduced in 1962. The Lounge Chair, Model Bo-561, embodies the clean lines, organic shapes, and attention to detail characteristic of Kastholm and Fabricius' design aesthetic. It features a sculptural frame crafted from steel, with a distinctive cantilevered seat and backrest upholstered in luxurious leather or fabric. One of the defining features of the Lounge Chair is its innovative construction, which showcases Kastholm and Fabricius' mastery of materials and craftsmanship. The steel frame is meticulously engineered to provide both strength and flexibility, creating a sense of lightness and elegance. The Lounge Chair's ergonomic design ensures optimal comfort, with the gently curved seat and backrest conforming to the body's contours. The chair's low-slung profile and minimalist silhouette exude a sense of sophistication and modernity, making it a timeless addition to any interior space. This set contains two chairs (pair) width 75 cm height 73 cm
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