PK23 Chair
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Introducing the PK23 lounge chair by Poul Kjærholm-a sculptural masterpiece in moulded plywood with a double-shell seat and crafted metal
Details
. Designed in 1954, it captures Kjærholm's early exploration of industrial techniques, and tells a story not often heard
About
the legendary designer. Based on Kjærholm’s drawings, the PK23 was first produced as an exhibition piece for a major retrospective of his work at Denmark’s Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in 2006. Kjærholm’s wife, the architect Hanne, collaborated with Fritz Hansen to translate his ideas into one exhibition chair. To put that prototype into production Fritz Hansen worked with Kjærholm’s children, Thomas and Krestine, making critical small adjustments but remaining true to the original design.
| Variant |
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| Black/Black |
| Black/Steel |
| Oak/Steel |
| Walnut/Steel |
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