Pair of PJ-56 Lounge Chairs, 1956 entre

Pair of PJ-56 Lounge Chairs, 1956 entreA beautiful pair of lounge chairs designed by Grete Jalk for cabinetmaker Poul Jeppesen in Denmark in 1956. This example comes in stunning rosewood with new feather filled cushions reupholstered in aniline cognac brown leather. The Model 56 lounge chair debuted at the Fredericia Furniture Fair in 1957 and became a great success for Jeppesen's company over the following years. Danish designer Grete Jalk's career began to gain serious momentum in the

produced in the early 1950s in Denmark to the highest standards

Danish Chairs

Rare version of one of Hans Wegner’s most iconic designs

owned and managed by the upholsterer Anker Petersen

His dining chairs designed for Villy Schou in Vejen

This example is upholstered in Pierre Frey's beautiful 'Yeti' fabric

The chair has been reupholstered in luxurious wool boucle fabric

This pair has been reupholstered in Dedar Karakorum ‘Ecume’ fabric

with exaggerated curves

Krobo bench table in rosewood from Norwegian designer Torbjorn Afdal for manufacturer Bruksbo

The Model 62 alongside it's corresponding dining chair - Model 78 - are widely considered the highpoint of his career both in the aesthetic and commercial sense

the iconic furniture manufacturer Alfred owned with his brother Erik