"Corona" lounge chair by Poul Volther for Erik Jørgensen 60's

The "corona" lounge chair by poul volther for erik jørgensen, in orange wool from the 60s, is an exceptional piece. Despite its 60 years, it is perfectly preserved, making it a true time capsule. The steel of the base has a beautiful patina, and the seat and back cushions are almost new. Poul volther, who studied at the royal danish academy of fine arts in copenhagen from 1945 to 1950, was influenced by the functionalist design of arne jacobsen and poul henningsen. His career as an independent designer quickly took off thanks to his innovative creations. Created in 1964, the corona chair is one of his most famous works. It perfectly embodies modern danish design with its clean silhouette and sturdy construction, and it has won numerous awards. Volther has collaborated with companies like fdb, erik jørgensen and kvist industries. His creations have been widely recognized and honored through retrospective exhibitions. The "corona" armchair measures 97 cm in height, 88 cm in width and 82 cm in depth. Its iconic design and remarkable condition make it an essential collector's item of danish design from the 60s.