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“It is the materials’ own language I seek to express," Danish designer Poul Kjærholm once said. A trained cabinetmaker-turned-furniture designer, he brought a discerning eye to industrial materials. While at the Danish School of Arts and Crafts, Kjærholm began experimenting with steel, drawn to its strength, lightness, and the way it reflected light. The PK3 Chair is an expression of his vision – minimalist, honest, and deeply refined. Originally conceived in 1954 but never put into production, the PK3 makes its introduction for the first time with Fritz Hansen. Made in Poland.
“It is the materials’ own language I seek to express," Danish designer Poul Kjærholm once said. A trained cabinetmaker-turned-furniture designer, he brought a discerning eye to industrial materials. While at the Danish School of Arts and Crafts, Kjærholm began experimenting with steel, drawn to its strength, lightness, and the way it reflected light. The PK3 Chair is an expression of his vision – minimalist, honest, and deeply refined. Originally conceived in 1954 but never put into production, the PK3 makes its introduction for the first time with Fritz Hansen. Made in Poland.