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J110 Chair Green Hay

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422.87 €

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Variants

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J110 Chair Green Hay

J110 Chair Green Hay

J110 Chair, Dark Oak Hay

J110 Chair Light Blue Hay

J110 Sage Chair Hay

J110 Chair Light Gray Hay

J110 Chair, Oiled Oak Hay

J110 Chair Black Hay

J110 Chair White Hay

J110 Chair, Natural Beech Hay

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Product description

J110 is a classic wooden chair with a modern twist. Thanks to its comfort and functionality, it offers both high aesthetics and practicality. Made of FSC-certified solid oak or beech and available in various oiled, natural or color varnished finishes.

The chair is delivered with 4 felt pads.

worth knowing!

What does it mean that a product isFSC™ certified? FSC™ is an important international marking system for wood and paper. In FSC™ forestry, no more wood is harvested than the forest can naturally produce. FSC™ is also a guarantee that people working throughout the supply chain are treated legally and ethically, and that animals and plant life are protected.

Dimensions and information

height 106 cm

width 53 cm

depth 60 cm

PRODUCT DETAILS

Height
106 cm
Width
53 cm
Depth
60 cm
Seat height
44.5 cm
Armrest height
60 cm
Libra
9 kg
Seat material
Water-based lacquered beech veneer
Base/backrest material
Lacquered solid wood
Color
Green
Installation
Product for self-assembly
Additional information
Certified product

Design

Poul M. Volther

poul M. Volther was a Danish furniture designer who played a key role in the development of Scandinavian modernism. His Pode Jat to design combined functionality with aesthetics, avoiding short -term trends in favor of timeless solutions. Volther graduated as a carpenter and then studied at the Art Craft School in Copenhagen. In 1949 he joined FDB Møbler, where he initially worked under the direction of Børg Mogensen, and after his departure in 1959 he took the position of artistic director. His most famous project is the Coron armchair from 1961, which initially did not gain popularity, but after years he became an icon of Danish design. Volther was also a teacher in Copenhagen, where he inspired subsequent generations of designers.