Here is a lovely specimen of the sought after “Modus” armchair by awarded danish designer Kristin Vedel. The “Modus” collection created in 1963 and manufactured by Søren Willadsen Møbelfabrik features a solid Brazilian rosewood frame with an all original black leather upholstery showing a nice patina.
Vedel has been awarded 1st prize by Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild (1947), Louisiana Museum Prize (1957), silver medal at La Triennale di Milano for children's furniture (1957), a gold medal at La Triennale di Milano for his line of stackable melamine dishes and containers, the Design Award at Interplast in London (1961) and the Lunning Prize (1962).
In January–May 2007, Trapholt Museum in Denmark mounted a retrospective exhibition of major works. As an adjunct to the exhibition, Arkitektens Forlag published a book featuring the works and drawings of Kristian Vedel.
This chair is in its original condition with age appropriate patina - wear.
Dimensions: 66cmW-59cmD-77cmH
Here is a lovely specimen of the sought after “Modus” armchair by awarded danish designer Kristin Vedel. The “Modus” collection created in 1963 and manufactured by Søren Willadsen Møbelfabrik features a solid Brazilian rosewood frame with an all original black leather upholstery showing a nice patina.
Vedel has been awarded 1st prize by Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild (1947), Louisiana Museum Prize (1957), silver medal at La Triennale di Milano for children's furniture (1957), a gold medal at La Triennale di Milano for his line of stackable melamine dishes and containers, the Design Award at Interplast in London (1961) and the Lunning Prize (1962).
In January–May 2007, Trapholt Museum in Denmark mounted a retrospective exhibition of major works. As an adjunct to the exhibition, Arkitektens Forlag published a book featuring the works and drawings of Kristian Vedel.
This chair is in its original condition with age appropriate patina - wear.
Dimensions: 66cmW-59cmD-77cmH