Set of 6 solid pine chairs by Rainer Daumiller, Denmark, circa 1970.

Set of six solid pine chairs designed by Rainer Daumiller in the early 1970s in Denmark. The structure is entirely made of solid pine, featuring a thick, slightly curved backrest inserted into rounded uprights. The circular solid wood seat rests on a robust base with softened and generous sections. The lines are organic, without sharp edges, emphasising comfort and direct contact with the material. The pronounced grain of the pine is an integral part of the model's identity. These chairs reflect Daumiller's approach to simple, functional, and durable furniture, where the form directly arises from the material. An emblematic example of Danish design from the 1970s. Signs of use. Manufacturer: Hirtshals Savværk, Denmark.