Denmark mid-century, set of 8 oak and lambswool chairs, Henning Kjærnulf, 1960s

A sculptural and highly recognisable set of eight high-backed “Razorblade” dining chairs in solid oak. Designed by Henning (Henry) Kjærnulf for E.G. Møbler and produced around the 1960s, these chairs embody the bold yet refined character of mid-century Scandinavian design. The seats have been reupholstered, enhancing both comfort and visual balance while respecting the original design. The strong vertical backs and sharply defined profiles give the chairs a distinctive architectural presence, while the solid oak construction highlights their durability and craftsmanship. With their expressive form and timeless materiality, the chairs fit seamlessly into various interiors, including Scandinavian, modern, classic, and Art Deco. Rooted in a functionalist approach to design, they reflect the Scandinavian balance between modernism and warmth — where clarity of form meets everyday use. A beautiful set of versatile seating, combining sculptural design and renewed comfort.