j53 cushion taupe 61230 fdbMasterNo_R5 who trained as an industrial

who trained as an industrial designer at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts

and at the same time the curved armrests invite deep relaxation for the person sitting in the chair

whether it’s for storing books

The mirror is easy to wall-mount using the stretch-resistant webbing strap woven into the herringbone pattern

And with the Njalsgade side and coffee tables

j53 cushion taupe 61230 fdbMasterNo_R5 who trained as an industrialJ53 was designed by furniture architect Poul M. Volther in 1953. The design was originally launched as both an armchair and a 2 seater sofa, representing a break with the design tradition of the time where fully upholstered furniture had dominated living rooms for decades. The time was right for lighter and more modern furniture, which perfectly suited Volther's simple and functionalist design language. When the chair was launched in 1953, Poul M.