1940s Lounge Chairs by Tyge Hvass, Model 1628 for Fritz Hansen, Denmark

Elegant, sculptural, and timeless; this pair of Model 1628 lounge chairs, designed by Danish architect Tyge Hvass for Fritz Hansen, embodies the essence of mid-century Scandinavian craftsmanship. Perfect for a modern living space, these chairs represent a piece of Danish design history, crafted with the quality and sophistication that Fritz Hansen is renowned for. The upholstery of the cushions is an exclusive wool fabric from Danish Art Weaving. About the Designer: Tyge Hvass (1885–1963) Tyge Hvass was a Danish architect and designer known for his thoughtful approach to form and material. His work, rooted in the Danish modernist tradition, balanced structural integrity with understated elegance. Collaborating with leading manufacturers like Fritz Hansen, Hvass contributed to the golden era of Scandinavian design, creating furniture that remains highly sought after today for its craftsmanship and timeless appeal. HxWxDxSH: 81cm X 66cm X 70cm X 43cm.