- Designed By - Poul Kjærholm
- When - 1960
- Made From - Leather
and satin brushed stainless steel
- Manufactured By - Fritz Hansen
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side chair has a beautiful ergonomic shape and a tripod base. It is sometimes
known as the ‘Tulip Chair’ because of the shape’s resemblance to tulip petals. Kjærholm got his wife to sit
in boxes of clay to help with modelling the shape for the chair. It is
available upholstered in black, white, red and brown leather.
- Designed By - Poul Kjaerholm
- When - 1967
- Made From - Brushed
stainless steel and Italian leather
upholstery
- Manufactured By - Fritz Hansen
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slim, minimal easy chair has a slightly flexible, spring base which makes it
feel very comfortable. It is available in black, brown, red or white leather.
There is also a rattan version.
- Designed By - Poul Kjaerholm
- When - 1956
- Made From - Stainless
steel frame and leather
- Manufactured By - Fritz Hansen
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design of this chair was inspired by a chair made by the Ancient Greeks. It is
very simple and minimalist and is available in wicker, canvas, suede or
leather. The is stitching across the back of the chair in a cross shape but it
is only there for aesthetic reasons. It In 1957, the chair was awarded the
Grand Prix at the Milan Triennale. Winning this prize
made Kjaerholm famous worldwide and is now an icon of his work.
