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2 armchairs model 56 by Niels Otto Møller

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These elegant teak chairs with armrests, designed by Niels Otto Møller in 1956 (model 56), perfectly embody the timeless design language and high-quality workmanship of Danish design. The curved shape and natural grain of the teak give them a special elegance. Freshly upholstered, the chairs offer modern comfort combined with their authentic mid-century charm. Together with the matching teak chairs, model 75, they form a harmonious set that enriches any room - ideal for lovers of classic Scandinavian design furniture.

Set price / individual price on request.

Details:

  • Design: Niels O. Møller
  • Produced by: JL Møller
  • Material: teak
  • Condition: slight signs of wear typical for age, newly upholstered
  • Size: 77 x 56 x 58 cm


This item is subject to differential taxation according to § 24 UStG.

 

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