Razorblade armchair from the mid-20th century by Henning Kjærnulf, oak and lambswool, 1960.

A superb brutalist armchair in oak designed by Henning (Henry) Kjærnulf for E.G. Møbler, produced around the 1960s, this chair illustrates the bold yet refined character of mid-century Scandinavian design. Made of oak, the armchair features a beautiful rich patina and an expressive wood grain that highlights the natural beauty of the material. Its bold design, inspired by baroque, makes it a statement piece for any mid-century modern interior. This armchair exemplifies Scandinavian craftsmanship and a timeless style, perfect as an office chair, desk seat, or as an accent in a hallway. A beautiful piece for collectors and design enthusiasts. This lovely armchair will complement many interior styles such as classic, Scandinavian, modern, Wabi Sabi, antique, or Art Deco.