Clam Chair Tisso

Clam Chair TissoThe Clam Chair was designed in 1944 in Copenhagen by Danish upholsterer Arnold Madsen. In 1945 Arnold founded the furniture company Madsen & Schubell together with cabinetmaker Henry Schubell in order to produce this unique chair that became known in Danish as the: 'Muslingstol' (Clam Chair), due to its unique shape. This new edition has been crafted using a blend of traditional joinery techniques and modern technology, resulting in an authentic

The FD-119 was produced in highly figured rosewood in a limited and numbered edition in the early 1960s

This iteration with a woven rattan cane seat and back wrapped in cane was the 1st of 3 that Wegner designed in quick succession starting in 1949

The Model 512 chair was produced by master cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen in Copenhagen during their golden period of collaboration that also produced the China chair

Available in Chase Erwin's "Embrace" boucle

Samspel (which translates as Interplay from Swedish) was intended as an intimate two-person sofa to encourage conversation

Karu offers perfect proportions for a bedroom or living room chair

edgings and drawer fronts are solid oak

Produced by Poul Jeppesen

is reminiscent of designs by Finn Juhl

designed in 1952 for Slagelse Møbelværk

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Three versions of the chair were originally made