Danish Club Chairs, 1940s

There's a party in these chairs...made by a Danish Cabinetmaker in the early 1940s, these easy chairs feature fabulous oak arms that curve gracefully in just the right spots. The spring seat cushions are filled with horsehair and natural straw, providing a comfortable and supportive sit. These chairs are perfectly pitched for lounging or conversation, and their low overall height ensures they don't dominate the visual space. The carved arms are a tactile delight, and the profile is so unique.

27.5" W x 31" D x 31" H, seat height 16.5", seat depth 19" - Priced Individually, discount available for the pair.

Outside back is upholstered in whimsical Pierre Frey cotton print: "The Banquet" is directly inspired by a painted ceiling discovered in a castle in the Czech Republic. This whimsical drawing is part of a pictorial genre that replaces man with animal - an entertaining subject par excellence, it was a pretext for a social satyr.
Inside back & seat upholstered in Austrian iridescent linen, loden green with raspberry accents