Set of three easy chairs designed by Frits Schlegel
Denmark, 1949

Unique.

Designed for the Nyegaard Villa Strandvejen, Denmark.


Elongated, wave-shaped front legs in solid rosewood characterise this set of extraordinarily comfortable yet elegant armchairs from 1949. The softly rounded wood is contrasted by a well-defined transition from leg to armrest. All three chairs are newly upholstered and in excellent condition. This is a noteworthy set of Scandinavian collectables — even more so when combined with the matching table.

This distinctly modern set was designed by Frits Schlegel for the resistance fighter Erik Nyegaard's villa on Strandvejen in Copenhagen, a very exclusive road close to the seaside.

Frits Schlegel trained as a mason and studied to become an architect at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. Frits Schlegel's oeuvre holds different projects; his furniture designs stand out as works of remarkable craftsmanship with a modern aesthetic.

H: 72 cm / 2' 4 1/3''
W: 72 cm / 2' 4 1/3''
D: 73 cm / 2' 4 3/4''
SH: 40 cm / 15 3/4''

Price: on application

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