A stunning set of 6 Brutalist Danish Oak dining chairs circa 1970. These chairs feature hand carved quarter sawn solid oak frames with great detailing. A contrasting red wool original fabric adorns the seats and is accented with neutral stripes and brass studded nails.

Henning Kjaernulf is renowned for his iconic farmhouse-inspired carved oak furniture designs, c. 1970s. These charming Provincial chairs feature low sculpted backs, an upholstered version of his "Razorblade" chair backs, elevating them beyond the Primitive to a higher caliber of style and functionality. Finely crafted with sturdy oak frames and period striped wool upholstery with nailhead trim detail. A handsome balance of traditional antique inspiration with a Scandinavian Modern twist.

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Dimensions: 19” wide x 18.5” Deep x 34” high x 17.5” Seat height

Condition: Light wear to the oak frames. Some light soiling to seats. Vintage related wear.

Shipping: This item will ship by personal courier. Please allow at least 4-6 weeks for delivery depending on your distance from the east coast and our shipper’s routes.