'Uldum' Teak Chair by Johannes Andersen for Møbelfabrik, 1960s

Designed by johannes andersen in the 1960s, the 'uldum' chair captures the quiet sophistication of danish modernism at its best. Crafted from solid teak, the frame is carefully proportioned, with subtle curves and softened edges that highlight andersen’s focus on both comfort and sculptural form. The teak wood shows a rich, even tone, with a natural patina that speaks to its quality and careful aging. The chair’s light, almost floating profile is balanced by its sturdy construction - a hallmark of andersen’s approach to blending practicality with a refined sense of design. Showing only slight wear consistent with age, the chair remains in great vintage condition, preserving its original character and strength. Its timeless lines and warm materiality make it an ideal choice for a variety of settings - whether used as a dining chair, a desk companion, or a statement piece in a reading corner. An excellent example of mid-century danish craftsmanship, the 'uldum' chair offers enduring style and subtle elegance for collectors and design enthusiasts alike.