Extremely rare pair of Dutch solid pine lounge chairs by Wouter Fens, 1960s

An exceptionally rare pair of solid pine lounge chairs attributed to Dutch designer Wouter Fens, dating from the 1960s. Works by Fens are scarcely documented, and pieces of this calibre are rarely encountered on the market. Crafted from solid pine with a pronounced and expressive grain, the chairs possess a strong architectural presence. The design is defined by its bold, rectilinear construction, contrasted by dark planar seat and back elements that introduce depth and visual tension. The exposed joinery and structural clarity place these chairs within the lineage of Dutch modernism with clear brutalist undertones. A comparable example has previously appeared at auction at Wright Auction House, further underscoring the rarity and emerging recognition of the designer’s work. Pieces such as this rarely surface, making this pair a compelling acquisition for collectors of rare Dutch design. The combination of material honesty, sculptural force and extreme scarcity makes this pair a highly collectible statement suited for both refined interiors and serious design collections. A true connoisseur’s piece. About the Designer. Very little is known about Wouter Fens, which adds to the intrigue and exclusivity of his work. His designs reflect a distinctly architectural approach, emphasizing structure, material and proportion. Condition. Very good condition, with minimal signs of wear consistent with age. Details. Designer: Wouter Fens. Origin: The Netherlands. Period: 1960s. Materials: Solid pine. Type: Pair of lounge chairs. Dimensions H 63 X W 70 X D 75 cm, seat height 29 cm. Stock nr 02160326LC.