Description
Fans of vintage Scandinavian design will be delighted: Hay has reissued the furniture in the FDB collection, iconic pieces developed by leading Danish designers between the 1940s and 1960s. The J41 (without armrests) and J42 (with armrests) chairs, both Danish classics, were designed in 1933 by Børge Mogensen when he was design director of the FDB. This Danish consumers' cooperative was established in 1933 with the aim of offering the public designer furniture at an affordable price. FDV revolutionised industrial design and was responsible for many iconic Danish designs. Børge Mogensen retained the main features of the traditional Windsor chair: including the use of wood and the back created from fine spindles. This gives the great classic cleaner, more modern lines of Scandinavian inspiration. The assembly of spindles provides a balanced and wonderfully graceful openwork structure. You’ll love the very graphic effect created by this decorative little chair. Børge Mogensen was incredibly prolific and was responsible for many Danish design classics from the 1950s and 1960s. His simple, high quality furniture with its timeless appeal won him numerous international prizes. Some of his designs are exhibited in major museums around the world.
In detail:
Variation : Warm grey
Brand : Hay
Designer : Børge Mogensen
Type : Chair
Colour : Hot grey
Material : Beechwood veneer - Base: natural beechwood - Ecological water-based paint
- Dimensions : L 46.5 x Depth 48 cm x H 82.5 cm - Seat: H 44.5 cm
- Weight : 17.6 lb
- Characteristics : Re-edition of the 50s model designed by BØRGE MOGENSEN (1914 - 1955) - Danish design classic - FSC-certified Wood - 10-year warranty (quality and durable furniture )
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