(SET OF FOUR) 1960s HENNING KJÆRNULF OAK DINING CHAIRS
A beautiful set of four oak dining chairs, designed by Henning Kjærnulf and produced by Eg Kvalitetsmøbel, Denmark in the 1960s.
With original striped upholstery the chairs are a rare and beautiful set to bring both style, character and warmth to your dining setting. The oak frames are sturdy and have been freshly waxed and cleaned.
The original upholstery exhibits some marks and the purchase price includes reupholstery in your choice of fabric (fabric at extra cost or to be supplied by purchaser). Reupholster or enjoy as is keeping these in their original form from new.
Sold as a set of four with viewing at our new store in Surry Hills.
A beautiful set of four oak dining chairs, designed by Henning Kjærnulf and produced by Eg Kvalitetsmøbel, Denmark in the 1960s.
With original striped upholstery the chairs are a rare and beautiful set to bring both style, character and warmth to your dining setting. The oak frames are sturdy and have been freshly waxed and cleaned.
The original upholstery exhibits some marks and the purchase price includes reupholstery in your choice of fabric (fabric at extra cost or to be supplied by purchaser). Reupholster or enjoy as is keeping these in their original form from new.
Sold as a set of four with viewing at our new store in Surry Hills.
A beautiful set of four oak dining chairs, designed by Henning Kjærnulf and produced by Eg Kvalitetsmøbel, Denmark in the 1960s.
With original striped upholstery the chairs are a rare and beautiful set to bring both style, character and warmth to your dining setting. The oak frames are sturdy and have been freshly waxed and cleaned.
The original upholstery exhibits some marks and the purchase price includes reupholstery in your choice of fabric (fabric at extra cost or to be supplied by purchaser). Reupholster or enjoy as is keeping these in their original form from new.
Sold as a set of four with viewing at our new store in Surry Hills.
About The Designer
Henning Kjærnulf was a renowned Danish furniture designer active during the mid-20th century, particularly in the 1950s and 1960s. He is celebrated for his contributions to Scandinavian Modern design, where he masterfully combined functionality with artistic craftsmanship. His work often featured bold, sculptural forms and intricate woodwork, blending Baroque influences with the clean, minimalist lines of Mid-Century Modernism. Kjærnulf’s designs were both practical and visually striking, making them timeless pieces that continue to captivate design enthusiasts.
Kjærnulf is perhaps best known for his iconic "Razorblade" chairs, named for their distinctive backrest design resembling a razor blade. These chairs were typically crafted from high-quality woods like oak or teak and often upholstered in luxurious materials such as sheepskin or leather. Beyond chairs, he designed a wide range of furniture, including dining tables, coffee tables, sideboards, and extendable tables. His folding "Kurul" chairs also stand out as innovative pieces that showcase his ability to merge form and function seamlessly.
Throughout his career, Kjærnulf collaborated with esteemed Danish manufacturers such as EG Kvalitetsmøbel, Nyrup Møbelfabrik, and Vejle Stole & Møbelfabrik, ensuring his designs were produced to the highest standards. Today, his furniture remains highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts of Danish Modern design for its exceptional craftsmanship and timeless aesthetic. Kjærnulf’s work continues to be a testament to the enduring appeal of Scandinavian design principles.
