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The Spanish Chair, Børge Mogensen

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The Spanish Chair designed by Børge Mogensen was first shown in 1958 at the Cabinetmakers’ Guild Exhibition in Copenhagen. Produced by the Danish furniture company Fredericia.

Børge Mogensen drew much of his inspiration from traditional chairs of other cultures, such as English Windsor chairs and the Shaker movement in America. In Spain, a traditional way of making furniture involved the use of sturdy leather to construct the seat as part of a wooden structure – hence the name of what went on to become one of Mogensen's most celebrated designs.

Mogensen was an advocate of visual tranquillity, simple lines, strong construction and natural materials that bring an extra dimension of beauty and add to a design's longevity. Principles that supported his belief that good furniture should be enjoyed now and for generations to come.

The Spanish Dining Chair achieves all of that and more. With its Danish accent on function-driven design, durability and the simple, declarative style, it’s a modern classic that’s easy to envision in hotels, restaurants, homes and countless other upscale settings around the globe.

This is one of two; both of which are in excellent condition.

height: 67 cm

width: 82.5 cm

depth: 60 cm

height of seat: 33 cm

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The Spanish Chair designed by Børge Mogensen was first shown in 1958 at the Cabinetmakers’ Guild Exhibition in Copenhagen. Produced by the Danish furniture company Fredericia.

Børge Mogensen drew much of his inspiration from traditional chairs of other cultures, such as English Windsor chairs and the Shaker movement in America. In Spain, a traditional way of making furniture involved the use of sturdy leather to construct the seat as part of a wooden structure – hence the name of what went on to become one of Mogensen's most celebrated designs.

Mogensen was an advocate of visual tranquillity, simple lines, strong construction and natural materials that bring an extra dimension of beauty and add to a design's longevity. Principles that supported his belief that good furniture should be enjoyed now and for generations to come.

The Spanish Dining Chair achieves all of that and more. With its Danish accent on function-driven design, durability and the simple, declarative style, it’s a modern classic that’s easy to envision in hotels, restaurants, homes and countless other upscale settings around the globe.

This is one of two; both of which are in excellent condition.

height: 67 cm

width: 82.5 cm

depth: 60 cm

height of seat: 33 cm

Please make contact to source another

The Spanish Chair designed by Børge Mogensen was first shown in 1958 at the Cabinetmakers’ Guild Exhibition in Copenhagen. Produced by the Danish furniture company Fredericia.

Børge Mogensen drew much of his inspiration from traditional chairs of other cultures, such as English Windsor chairs and the Shaker movement in America. In Spain, a traditional way of making furniture involved the use of sturdy leather to construct the seat as part of a wooden structure – hence the name of what went on to become one of Mogensen's most celebrated designs.

Mogensen was an advocate of visual tranquillity, simple lines, strong construction and natural materials that bring an extra dimension of beauty and add to a design's longevity. Principles that supported his belief that good furniture should be enjoyed now and for generations to come.

The Spanish Dining Chair achieves all of that and more. With its Danish accent on function-driven design, durability and the simple, declarative style, it’s a modern classic that’s easy to envision in hotels, restaurants, homes and countless other upscale settings around the globe.

This is one of two; both of which are in excellent condition.

height: 67 cm

width: 82.5 cm

depth: 60 cm

height of seat: 33 cm

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