Koefoeds Hornslet

Mid-Century Danish Modern Koefoed “Ingrid” Teak Dining Chairs – Set of 4

c. 1960s

Size
38"H x 18.5"W x 16"D
Material
Faux Leather, Teak, Wood
Shipping
Usually $195 to $350

$2,400.00

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Exceptional set of four authentic Mid-Century Danish Modern “Ingrid” dining chairs designed by Niels Koefoed for Koefoeds Hornslet, circa 1960s. Beautifully crafted in Denmark, these elegant chairs feature richly grained teak frames, gracefully sculpted backrests, distinctive tapered spindles, and sleek angled legs.Read moreRead less

Exceptional set of four authentic Mid-Century Danish Modern “Ingrid” dining chairs designed by Niels Koefoed for Koefoeds Hornslet, circa 1960s. Beautifully crafted in Denmark, these elegant chairs feature richly grained teak frames, gracefully sculpted backrests, distinctive tapered spindles, and sleek angled legs. The warm teak tones pair beautifully with the original burnt orange upholstery, creating a striking combination of Scandinavian sophistication and vintage character. Their refined silhouettes and exceptional craftsmanship showcase the timeless appeal of Danish Modern design. Stamped by the manufacturer, confirming their Danish origins. Perfect for a Mid-Century Modern dining room, breakfast nook, or contemporary interior. A wonderful opportunity to acquire an iconic set of four collectible Danish dining chairs that effortlessly combines comfort, functionality, and enduring style.

Specifications

Dimensions: 38"H x 18.5"W x 16"D
Era / Period: 1960–1969
Materials: Faux Leather, Teak, Wood
Condition: Good
Category: Dining Chairs
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