The Fredericia's Canvas chair from 1970 is one of the last designs by the legendary Danish designer Børge Mogensen. He created the clean-lined, minimalist chair as a protest against the colorful plastic furniture that was popular at the time, in order to restore harmony and naturalness to people's homes using simple shapes and high-quality materials.
The Canvas chair is easily recognizable as Mogensen's work due to the strong vertical and horizontal lines of the design. The lines also enhance the contrast created by the flat canvas between pieces of round wood and the frame made up of rectangular pieces of oak. Despite its angular silhouette, the Canvas chair is characterized by a serene appearance that easily adapts to a variety of interiors.
Color: Natural Canvas
Dimensions: Width 74 cm Depth 65.5 cm Height 76 cm
Chair height: 41.5 cm
Frame Material: Oiled Oak
Chair material: Canvas
Seat cushion:Foam covered with natural canvas.
Weight:8 kg
made to order
Note:
Please note that oiled treated oak will develop a patina over time.
About the designer:
The Danish furniture designer Børge Mogensen (1914 -1972) was one of the most influential designers of the Danish new movement. Mogensen studied furniture design at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and his designs focused on functionality, minimalist appearance and easy accessibility. Shortly after graduating, Mogensen was appointed head of the Danish consumer cooperative FDB, which focused on producing functional, durable and affordable furniture for all classes.
Weight: 1000