Rare Pair of ‘Paper Knife’ Model 121 Lounge Chairs by Kai Kristiansen for Magnus Olesen, Denmark, 1955

Rare Pair of ‘Paper Knife’ Model 121 Lounge Chairs by Kai Kristiansen for Magnus Olesen, Denmark, 1955

An exceptional and hard-to-find pair of Paper Knife model 121 lounge chairs, designed in 1955 by acclaimed Danish designer Kai Kristiansen for Magnus Olesen. Crafted in solid teak, these chairs are celebrated for their elegantly sculpted arms ...

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History
  • Designed in 1955, the Paper Knife model 121 lounge chairs are a testament to the mid-century modern movement, which emphasized clean lines and functional design.
  • Kai Kristiansen, a prominent figure in Danish design, contributed significantly to furniture craftsmanship during the post-war era, which may have influenced contemporary design practices.
  • Magnus Olesen has a legacy of producing quality furniture, helping establish Denmark's reputation in the global furniture industry during the mid-20th century.

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