6 dining chairs J134 by Ole Erik Jørgensen for FDB 1970s in Solid Ash and Linen

Teak Dining Chair. Designed by Erik Ole Jorgensen. Made in Denmark.

Oak Dining Chair. Designed by Erik Ole Jorgensen. Made in Denmark.

Danish teak dining chairs by Erik Ole Jørgensen for Tarm Stole, 1960s.

Erik Jørgensen for Bovirke, lounge chair, model BO361, chromed metal, suede, wool, rope, brass, Denmark, 1953 This design by Erik Jørgensen epitomizes a splend...

Rare set of 6 armchairs / dining chairs designed by Erik Kirkegaard. Produced by Høng Stolefabrik in Denmark.

Rare set of 5 armchairs / dining chairs designed by Erik Kirkegaard. Produced by Høng møbelfabrik in Denmark.

Rare set of eight exclusive Erik Buch rosewood dining chairs from the 1960s consisting of 6 dining chairs and two armchairs. The chai...

Designed by Erik Jørgensen for Bovirke in 1953, the BO361 lounge chair combines natural materials with precise construction. The rounded suede seat rests within a chromed metal frame...

Since its release, the Spindle Chair’s distinctive Silhouette has appeared in a vast array of celebrated commercial and residential interiors. The phenomenally successful piece was inspired by a visit to Louis Kahn’s Exeter Library. Designer Craig Bassam’s imagination was ignited when he noticed the traditional utilitarian chair juxtaposed against the powerful geometry of Kahn’s building. Seduced by its elemental simplicity, Bassam realized an updated spindle back chair would fit perfectly within the BassamFellows ‘Craftsman Modern’ aesthetic. The BassamFellows Spindle Chair offers a new take on the classic piece, a descendent of the classic English Windsor Chair. One first notices its weightless quality, which Bassam achieved by using metal for the chair’s legs and spindles, giving the illusion of two floating surfaces. This contemporary reboot makes the spindles less prominent, evoking a less rustic, 21st century setting for the chair. A counterpoint to the metal spindles is the chair’s timber elements, including an ultra-comfortable ergonomic seat carved from solid wood. Given its updated minimal Silhouette, ultra-light materiality and concern for comfort, it’s the kind of chair you can envision in many contexts. The Spindle Collection includes counter and barstool...

Since its release, the Spindle chair’s distinctive silhouette has appeared in a vast array of celebrated commercial and residential interiors. The phenomenally successful piece was inspired by a visit to Louis Kahn’s Exeter Library. Designer Craig Bassam’s imagination was ignited when he noticed the traditional utilitarian chair juxtaposed against the powerful geometry of Kahn’s building. Seduced by its elemental simplicity, Bassam realized an updated spindle back chair would fit perfectly within the BassamFellows ‘Craftsman Modern’ aesthetic. The BassamFellows Spindle chair offers a new take on the classic piece, a descendent of the classic English Windsor chair. One first notices its weightless quality, which Bassam achieved by using metal for the chair’s legs and spindles, giving the illusion of two floating surfaces. This contemporary reboot makes the spindles less prominent, evoking a less rustic, 21st century setting for the chair. A counterpoint to the metal spindles is the chair’s timber elements, including an ultra-comfortable ergonomic seat carved from solid wood. Given its updated minimal silhouette, ultra-light materiality and concern for comfort, it’s the kind of chair you can envision in many contexts. The Spindle Collection includes counter and barstool...