Pragh Chair

Loungestol, røgolieret eg

Henry Hans Schubell, 1948

€5.426,95

Forest Green

Forventet leveringstid er 8-10 weeks.

14 dages fri retur Med afhentning på adressen.

Specification Description Designer

Pragh Chair

Designer : Henry Hans Schubell

Designår : 1948

Kollektion : Classic Collection

Variant : Sisu 0805

Farve : Forest Green

Martindale : 70000

Komposition : 99% NEW WO, 1% PA

Dimension i cm : L100 x W82 x H48/98

Farve tags : Sisu 0805

Materiale : Tekstil, skum, træ

Stel : Røgolieret eg

Pragh Chair

Immerse yourself in the timeless charm of the Pragh Chair - a masterpiece created in the 1940s by the Danish designer Henry Hans Schubell. The Pragh Chair has an inviting, organic design that combines classic elegance with a warm, contemporary personality. Crafted from premium materials, the Pragh Chair is built to last for generations, making it perfect for those who appreciate classic Scandinavian design and superior craftsmanship. Its soft, rounded curves provide exceptional comfort, complemented by elegant armrests and a matching footstool. Ideal for your favorite nook in the living room, bedroom or office, the Pragh Chair beautifully reflects Schubell's original design reinterpreted for today's decor. Available in naturally oiled oak, white oiled oak, smoked oak and walnut. Paired with exclusive, modern textiles, the Pragh Chair combines classic design with a contemporary aesthetic, making it a timeless addition to any space.

DESIGNER

Henry Hans Schubell

Deeply rooted in history, Henry Hans Schubell (1906-2001) stands as an iconic figure whose vision and expertise have inspired generations. Born and raised in the charming coastal town of Helsingør in 1906, Schubell was drawn to the special beauty of wood from a young age. His journey began as an apprentice at Winter & Winding, where his talent as a cabinetmaker quickly grew. Starting as a foreman at the age of just 23, he managed production with exceptional skill until 1945. Schubell also collaborated with other prominent designers and architects, helping to establish Denmark as an epicenter of modern design.

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