Razor Blade Chair Ole Wanscher

Razor Blade Chair Ole WanscherA rare and highly sought after chair. These iconic Henning Kjrnulf Razorblade chair, produced by Nyrup Mbelfabrik in Denmark around 1960. The chairs feature distinctive razor blade shaped carved backs, one of the most recognisable and collectible details in Danish mid century design paired with thick, wide arms, all crafted from solid oiled oak with a beautifully warm natural patina. The seats have been upholstered in a new sheepskin, bringing a soft,

including a series of angular chairs with curved

Rosewood editions are rarely seen and highly sought-after in today's market

1987 / Noritsugu Oda

The Samspel sofa was designed in 1956 and first produced by AB Record in Bollnäs

This example has been reupholstered in luxurious moss green cotton velvet by Rose Uniacke

Small bench set with free standing 2-drawer unit which can be placed in your preferred position

circa 1959

designed in the 1950s

To honor this

It has been recovered in premium Moonlight sheepskin

Taking inspiration from Chinese Ming dynasty antiques

A pair of classical armchairs designed and produced by Danish master Jacob Kjaer in the 1940s at his own workshops in Copenhagen