Erik Buch set of 8 OD-49 dining chairs in rosewood and new wool upholstery, Denmark, 1960s

The 1960s erik buch od-49 dining chairs are exemplary pieces of mid-century modern design, embodying the elegance and functionality for which scandinavian furniture is renowned. This set of dining chairs reflects buch’s signature style, characterized by sleek lines, high-quality materials, and meticulous craftsmanship. Crafted from solid rosewood, the chairs showcase the natural beauty of the material. The organically sculpted frame with masterful joinery and details not only adds character to the design but also provides durability and longevity. The contoured seat and backrest are designed to provide comfort during prolonged use. This ergonomic design supports the natural curves of the body, making it an ideal choice for dining. Erik buch’s work, including the od-49, played a significant role in popularizing scandinavian design principles, which prioritize functionality, simplicity, and a connection to nature. Thanks to its minimalist design and choice of new grayish-green wool upholstery, these chairs will complement a variety of interior styles even today. The chairs are in excellent original condition, and the new upholstery has restored their former beauty. As this set was created from two independently found sets of four, there are minimal differences in height, which are detailed in the photos. The wooden frames have been cleaned and preserved with professional compounds. The danish furniture makers' quality control labels confirm the authenticity of the chairs. Seat height: 45 cm.