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It took almost 70 years for Poul Kjærholm’s PK23 Lounge Chair (1954) to make it beyond a simple sketch. The distinctive split-design seat was finally ushered past a prototype by Kjærholm’s wife, Henne, and brought to life by Danish furniture-makers Fritz Hansen. The chair’s wide, low form and beautiful vertical detail create a place for conversation – and a conversation starter. Clean lines and thoughtful proportions capture Kjærholm’s talent for precision design. The chair’s back and seat are crafted from laminated veneer shells, and the base is made of either stainless steel or powder-coated steel. Made in Denmark.
It took almost 70 years for Poul Kjærholm’s PK23 Lounge Chair (1954) to make it beyond a simple sketch. The distinctive split-design seat was finally ushered past a prototype by Kjærholm’s wife, Henne, and brought to life by Danish furniture-makers Fritz Hansen. The chair’s wide, low form and beautiful vertical detail create a place for conversation – and a conversation starter. Clean lines and thoughtful proportions capture Kjærholm’s talent for precision design. The chair’s back and seat are crafted from laminated veneer shells, and the base is made of either stainless steel or powder-coated steel. Made in Denmark.