Posts Tagged ‘Fritz Hansen’
PK25 easy chair
Designer: Poul Kjaerholm
Designed: 1952
The PK 25 easy chair was designed by Poul Kjaerholm in 1952 and produced by Fritz Hansen in Denmark. Poul was a trained carpenter passionate by natural and innovative designs. This lounge chair has a simple, minimalist and elegant design with a matte chrome-plated steel structure and a braided flag halyard. The halyard comes in both wood color and black. Dimensions: 69″ width, 73″ diameter, 75″ height, and the seat is 40″ high.
PK20
Designer: Poul Kjaerholm
Designed: 1951-1967
The PK20 was designed by Poul Kjaerholm for Fritz Hansen. Poul Kjaerholm was a Danish carpenter who studied arts and crafts. He developed a unique collection of chair prototypes between 1951 and 1967 all produced by Fritz Hansen. PK20 is an elegant, lounge chair with a high back and a headrest. It has a steel base, chrome-plated, that makes it rock when you sit on it. It’s a light chair with a minimalist design made of steel with a rattan or leather cover. There are two versions of this chair: with a high back and a low back. The one with a high back always has comes with a headrest. Dimensions: Depth: 109.00cm Width: 68.00cm Height: 81.00cm
Easychair and Footstool
Designer: Eriksson, Stenerik & Berg, Gsta
Designed: 1945-1970
This Easychair with Footstool was designed by Eriksson, Stenerik & Berg, Gsta and produced by Fritz Hansen. It is made of steel and covered in black leather in a mid-century modern design style, originally from Denmark. It’s the ultimate design for a good rest – with an ergonomic comforting shape, ideal for tired legs, arms, with a soft pillow for the head. The easychair has 86×96x96cm (HxWxD) and the footstool has 47 x 56, h: 40 cm.
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