Set of 4 Danish Modern Dining Chairs by Poul H. Poulsen for Gangso Møbler,

This stunning set of four dining chairs is far more than a functional seating solution; it is a compelling embodiment of the golden age of Danish design. Designed in the 1970s by Poul Hermann Poulsen (1947–1999) for the renowned Danish manufacturer Gængsø Møbler, these chairs perfectly reflect the designer’s multidisciplinary background. Poulsen was not only a furniture designer but also an accomplished ceramic artist and painter, and this artistic sensibility is clearly evident in the sculptural quality of the chairs. Each chair features a strongly architectural wooden frame, where brutalist elements are harmoniously balanced with the restrained elegance of Scandinavian modernism. Together, the four chairs form a cohesive and visually powerful dining set. Designer: Poul Hermann Poulsen (Denmark) Manufacturer: Gængsø Møbler (Faarvang, Denmark) Style: Mid-Century Modern / Brutalist Dimensions (per chair): • Height: 78 cm • Width: 48 cm • Depth: 46 cm • Seat height: 45 cm What Makes This Set Special? What truly distinguishes this set of four chairs is its careful and respectful restoration. All seats and backrests have been newly upholstered with premium-quality fabric from the Swiss Tisca factory, ensuring both exceptional comfort and long-term durability. The refined, light-textured upholstery creates a striking yet harmonious contrast with the dark stained wooden frames, enhancing the sculptural presence of the chairs while preserving their original character. In my personal view, this set is ideal for collectors and interiors that seek authenticity and individuality—far removed from the anonymity of mass-produced furniture. Whether placed around a dining table or used as statement pieces in a curated interior, these chairs offer both historical significance and timeless aesthetic value.