Set of 6 chairs by Henry Kjærnulf, 1960s

Chairs designed by Henry Kjærnulf, characterised by compact structures, clean details, and a particular balance between robustness and visual lightness. In this set, the all-wood backrest highlights the quality of teak craftsmanship and the precision of proportions. The seat in black eco-leather provides a strong contrast with the naturalness of the wood, giving the chairs a more graphic and contemporary character. The combination of teak and black recalls many Danish productions from the mid-1960s, where the rigor of lines was balanced by warm materials and soft-touch surfaces. When observed together, these chairs maintain a strong identity without weighing down the space. The open backrest lightens the overall volume, while the structure retains the discreet solidity typical of Kjærnulf's work. These are seats that easily integrate around a large table or in more essential and contemporary environments.