PJ 4-2 Armchair, 1959 Luupo

PJ 4-2 Armchair, 1959 LuupoA beautiful lounge chair designed by Grete Jalk for cabinetmaker Poul Jeppesen in Denmark, circa 1959. This example comes in stunning rosewood with seat reupholstered in aniline cognac brown leather. The Model 4 2 armchair debuted at the Fredericia Furniture Fair around 1959 alongside a matching dining chair. The back, made from 3 pieces of solid rosewood is the undoubted highlight. Danish designer Grete Jalk's career began to gain serious momentum in

who is responsbile for countless classic pieces of uphosltered furniture

Produced c1950s in one of Mogensen's most iconic designs and features two doors featuring Chinese style decorative brass T-Bar keys

The new padded seats have been upholstered in cotton-wool blend fabric from Pierre Frey

A tall wing chair produced in Denmark in the 1940s

the T-Chair and the 1958 Princess chair

The model 1672 Wing Chair

The chair has been reupholstered in British designer Rose Uniacke's textured wool fabric and has stained elm wood legs

Madsen for FDB Mobler

There is additional storage in the desk top accessed through a tambour door

patinated oak 'paws' and legs

otherwise known as the BO-55 Sofa

The new cushions are covered in wool fabric