Six vintage 1960s Danish ladderback oak chairs, Henning Kjærnulf brutalist style

Set of six Danish "ladderback" chairs, carved from solid oak in the unmistakable brutalist-baroque style of Henning Kjærnulf. Each chair is a study in sculptural contrast, where the assertive, geometric lines of Brutalism meet the organic, flowing curves of Baroque inspiration. This creates a commanding yet elegant presence, a hallmark of Kjærnulf's distinctive approach to Danish modernism. Crafted for generations of use, the sturdy oak frames have been carefully conserved: professionally cleaned, treated with a clear protective oil, and meticulously checked and reglued where required to ensure lasting structural integrity. The rich, deep green fabric upholstery is in excellent, unworn condition, offering a verdant counterpoint to the warm, textured oak grain. With their striking high backs and dramatic silhouettes, these chairs make an unforgettable statement. They possess a rare versatility, bridging modern minimalist settings and vintage-inspired interiors with equal authority, all while embodying the timeless principles of Scandinavian craftsmanship. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a complete set of six, ensuring immediate impact in a dining room, library, or as a curated collection along a hallway. NB: We currently have additional chairs from this model in stock and welcome inquiries for larger sets or specific upholstery requests.