Set of 8 Danish dining chairs in pine and woven paper cord, Tage Poulsen, 1970s.

A beautiful set of eight Danish mid-century dining chairs designed by Tage Poulsen and produced by Gramrode Møbelfabrik, Denmark, in the 1970s. Made from solid pine with a warm finish, the chairs feature a soft sculptural expression characteristic of 1970s Scandinavian craftsmanship. Each chair is equipped with a hand-woven paper cord seat, showcasing traditional Danish weaving techniques known for their durability and comfort. The combination of natural pine and woven materials gives the chairs a tactile and organic aesthetic—perfect for adding warmth and authenticity to contemporary interiors. With their refined shape and natural materials, these chairs work beautifully as a dining set, but also individually as accent or occasional seating. A practical and well-preserved example of Danish craftsmanship. A warm colour and patina that complement the minimalist Scandinavian lifestyle. Scandinavian design is characterised by a minimal and clean approach that seeks to combine functionality and beauty. It emphasises simple lines and bright spaces. This authentic brutalist set will complement many interior styles including modern, antique, classic, Scandinavian, or wabi-sabi decor.