Danish Teak armchair Lounge Chair 'Easy Chair' 1960s by Poul Volther for Frem Røjle.1960s Model 350
DETAILS & DIMENSIONS
• Dimensions: H 80 cm, W 66 cm D 70 cm Seat Height: 40 cm
This rare 1960s armchair, designed by Poul Volther for Frem Røjle, is a stunning example of Danish Modernism at its finest. Crafted with a solid teakwood frame, the chair highlights elegant lines and meticulous attention to detail, encapsulating the timeless appeal of mid-century design.
The chair features its original wool-upholstered cushions in a warm burnt orange-brown tone that beautifully complements the rich teak frame. The interplay between the vibrant upholstery and the natural wood grain enhances the chair's mid-century character, making it a standout piece for any interior. The design is defined by perfect proportions and exceptional craftsmanship—a true hallmark of Danish furniture from this era.
The chair remains in excellent vintage condition. The original upholstery is well-preserved, showing no rips or tears, with only minimal signs of age that contribute to its vintage charm. Its authenticity is further underscored by the manufacturer's branding on the frame.
About the Designer
Poul M. Volther (1923–2001) was a celebrated Danish designer who left a lasting legacy in furniture and lighting design. Trained first as a cabinetmaker, he later graduated as an architect from the School of Arts & Crafts in Copenhagen. Volther was a key figure in the Danish Modernist movement, valuing functionalism and simplicity above fleeting trends. His designs, crafted from fine materials, continue to embody practicality and timeless elegance.
DETAILS & DIMENSIONS
• Dimensions: H 80 cm, W 66 cm D 70 cm Seat Height: 40 cm
This rare 1960s armchair, designed by Poul Volther for Frem Røjle, is a stunning example of Danish Modernism at its finest. Crafted with a solid teakwood frame, the chair highlights elegant lines and meticulous attention to detail, encapsulating the timeless appeal of mid-century design.
The chair features its original wool-upholstered cushions in a warm burnt orange-brown tone that beautifully complements the rich teak frame. The interplay between the vibrant upholstery and the natural wood grain enhances the chair's mid-century character, making it a standout piece for any interior. The design is defined by perfect proportions and exceptional craftsmanship—a true hallmark of Danish furniture from this era.
The chair remains in excellent vintage condition. The original upholstery is well-preserved, showing no rips or tears, with only minimal signs of age that contribute to its vintage charm. Its authenticity is further underscored by the manufacturer's branding on the frame.
About the Designer
Poul M. Volther (1923–2001) was a celebrated Danish designer who left a lasting legacy in furniture and lighting design. Trained first as a cabinetmaker, he later graduated as an architect from the School of Arts & Crafts in Copenhagen. Volther was a key figure in the Danish Modernist movement, valuing functionalism and simplicity above fleeting trends. His designs, crafted from fine materials, continue to embody practicality and timeless elegance.
DETAILS & DIMENSIONS
• Dimensions: H 80 cm, W 66 cm D 70 cm Seat Height: 40 cm
This rare 1960s armchair, designed by Poul Volther for Frem Røjle, is a stunning example of Danish Modernism at its finest. Crafted with a solid teakwood frame, the chair highlights elegant lines and meticulous attention to detail, encapsulating the timeless appeal of mid-century design.
The chair features its original wool-upholstered cushions in a warm burnt orange-brown tone that beautifully complements the rich teak frame. The interplay between the vibrant upholstery and the natural wood grain enhances the chair's mid-century character, making it a standout piece for any interior. The design is defined by perfect proportions and exceptional craftsmanship—a true hallmark of Danish furniture from this era.
The chair remains in excellent vintage condition. The original upholstery is well-preserved, showing no rips or tears, with only minimal signs of age that contribute to its vintage charm. Its authenticity is further underscored by the manufacturer's branding on the frame.
About the Designer
Poul M. Volther (1923–2001) was a celebrated Danish designer who left a lasting legacy in furniture and lighting design. Trained first as a cabinetmaker, he later graduated as an architect from the School of Arts & Crafts in Copenhagen. Volther was a key figure in the Danish Modernist movement, valuing functionalism and simplicity above fleeting trends. His designs, crafted from fine materials, continue to embody practicality and timeless elegance.