Pk4 Armchair Natural Fritz Hansen

PK4 armchair by Poul Kjærholm is the quintessence of Scandinavian minimalism and timeless design. The design of the chair is based on seven steel tubes, precisely combined into a uniform frame, on which one, continuous rope of natural flax and nylon was stretched. The result is a lightweight, sculptural form that catches the eye with its simplicity and elegance. To increase the comfort of use, the armchair can be equipped with an additional, round pillow. PK4 is not only a piece of furniture, but also an expression of Kjærholm's design philosophy, which perceived steel as a material as precious as wood. His Pode for design, combining the precision of performance with an artistic vision, makes the PK4 armchair not only a functional element of equipment, but also a work of applied art. Ideal for modern residential spaces, offices or relaxation zones, the PK4 armchair brings lightness, elegance and timeless style to the interior, while being a tribute to the heritage of Danish design.

Poul Kjaerholm

poul Kjærholm was a Danish furniture designer, known for its minimalist style and exceptional craftsmanship. Unlike many of his contemporaries, instead of wood, he often chose steel by combining it with natural materials such as leather, rattan or marble. His designs combined craft precision with elegance of form and functionality. Iconic models such as the PK22 armchair or the PK80 chair have gained the status of the 20th century design classics. Kjærholm believed that steel could be as precious as wood - subtle and strong. He collaborated with the company Fritz Hansen and furniture producer Ejvind Koldem Christensen. His works are in the collections of prestigious museums, including Moma in New York.