Cowhorn Chair, 1962 Ole Wanscher

Cowhorn Chair, 1962 Ole WanscherDanish furniture designer Knud Faerch found success in the late 1950s and 60s through his work for producers including Alfred Christensen's Slagelse Mobelvaerk factory who produced this stand out piece: the Cowhorn chair. Faerch had studied under Danish master Finn Juhl who's freeform, biomorphic approach to furniture drawing was a clear influence on Faerch's own work. This example is made in slow grown, patinated teak with a new aniline leather seat.

Rosewood editions are rarely seen and highly sought-after in today's market

3-seat sofa and ottoman

was designed in 1955 by Kai Kristiansen and has become his most beloved lounge chair

This example has been reupholstered with newly woven Danish papercord

moulded plywood back with oak veneer

It is a classic piece of Scandinavian modern design

The desk has stunning veneer top and mahogany lined

patinated oak ball feet and has been reupholstered by our in-house team of upholsterers in luxurious Australian shearling

Denmark that dates back to 1300 BC

This pair has been reupholstered in Dedar Karakorum ‘Ecume’ fabric

Each chair is made in Denmark using time-honoured cabinetmaking traditions

Rarely seen Model 41 folding stool in rosewood with original