Kai Kristiansen For Fritz Hansen

This exceptional set of twelve dining chairs model 4110 was designed by renowned Danish designer Kai Kristiansen and produced by Fritz Hansen in Denmark 1961.

His designs would be produced by well-known Danish manufacturers, such as Feldballes Møbelfabrik, Fornem Møbelkunst, Fritz Hansen, and Magnus Olesen. In true Danish modern fashion...

He designed everything from chairs and desks to sideboards and cabinets, frequently unitizing rosewood and teak. Kristiansen worked with leading Danish furniture manufacturers throug...

Set of 2 dining chairs designed by Kai Kristiansen for SVA Møbler, Denmark 1960.

Discover the elegance of this exquisite floating rosewood executive desk, a masterpiece designed by the renowned Kai Kristiansen for Feldballes Mobelfabrik in the 1960s (Model # FM ...

Set of 4 dining room chairs designed by Kai Kristiansen for SVA Møbler, Denmark 1960. These chairs are actually from the 1960s but new.

As a designer he collaborated amongst others with Kjaersgaard and Fritz Hansen. Kai Kristiansen style is defined by clean lines, simplicity and high-quality natural material.

As a designer he collaborated amongst others with Kjaersgaard and Fritz Hansen. Kai Kristiansen style is defined by clean lines, simplicity and high-quality natural material.

As it can be expected from Kai Kristiansen, this mirror reflects the Danish traditions of timelessness and quality.

His designs are produced by well-known Danish companies, such as Feldballes Møbelfabrik, Fornem Møbelkunst, Fritz Hansen, Vildbjerg Møbelfabrik and Magnus Olesen.

Two pair available. Kai Kristiansen was born in Denmark in 1929 and is a key designer of the 20th century.

A pair of console / nightstands available. Kai Kristiansen was born in Denmark in 1929 and is a key designer of the 20th century.

Two pair available. Kai Kristiansen was born in Denmark in 1929 and is a key designer of the 20th century.

Kristiansen finished his apprenticeship as a carpenter in 1947. He then attended the furniture school at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen until 1951. There he stud...

Other Scandinavian designers of the period include Fritz Hansen, Finn Juhl, Kaare Klint, Borge Mogensen, Poul Kjærholm, Hans Wegner, Arne Vodder, Verner Panton, Kai Kristiansen, Arne...

He founded his own studio and designed furniture produced by famous manufacturers such as Fritz Hansen. Kristiansen became famous in the Scandinavian countries but also in North Amer...

As a designer he collaborated amongst others with Kjaersgaard and Fritz Hansen. Kai Kristiansen style is defined by clean lines, simplicity and high-quality natural material such as ...

As a designer he collaborated amongst others with Kjaersgaard and Fritz Hansen. Kai Kristiansen style is defined by clean lines, simplicity and high-quality natural material.

As a designer he collaborated amongst others with Kjaersgaard and Fritz Hansen. Kai Kristiansen style is defined by clean lines, simplicity and high-quality natural material.

As a designer he collaborated amongst others with Kjaersgaard and Fritz Hansen. Kai Kristiansen style is defined by clean lines, simplicity and high-quality natural material.

Mobler, Denmark. Kristiansen is an icon of Danish Modern and has designed for well-known Danish manufacturers such as Feldballes Møbelfabrik, Fritz Hansen, Vildbjerg Møbelfabrik and ...

This stunning pair of Fritz Hansen style easy chairs feature a channeled back, a gorgeous beige genuine sheepskin upholstery, and freeform original wooden curved legs.

Formerly manufactured by Fritz Hansen, this model is now reissued by the small company Miyazaki in Japan under the supervision of their almost century-old creator, Kai Kristiansen.

This incredible and rare set of four model 4110 dining chairs were one of the only collaborations that Kai Kristiansen did with Fritz Hansen. The amazingly thin back struts and back ...