&Tradition’s Drawn chair is a beautiful piece of Danish mid-century design. Crafted from solid wood with a charming hand-woven paper cord seat, the chair is characterised by its crescent-shaped backrest and diagonally placed braces. Natural materials and traditional techniques lend the chair an honest, unassuming air that makes Drawn easily fit into both modern and more classic interiors. The Drawn chair was designed by Hvidt & Mølgaard in 1956.
Drawn HM3 chair, oiled walnut
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Description
&Tradition’s Drawn chair is a beautiful piece of Danish mid-century design. Crafted from solid wood with a charming hand-woven paper cord seat, the chair is characterised by its crescent-shaped backrest and diagonally placed braces. Natural materials and traditional techniques lend the chair an honest, unassuming air that makes Drawn easily fit into both modern and more classic interiors. The Drawn chair was designed by Hvidt & Mølgaard in 1956.
Product details (9)
- Colour
- Oiled walnut
- Width
- 49 cm
- Depth
- 46 cm
- Height
- 78 cm
- Seat height
- 46 cm
- Material
- Solid wood, formpressed wood veneer
- Seat material
- Paper cord
- Weight
- 4.2 kg
- Notes
- Wagner Quick-click felt gliders with interchangeable plastic inserts installed as standard.
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Designer
Design duo Hvidt & Mølgaard, formed by Peter Hvidt (1916–1986) and Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen (1907–1993), was a pioneer of Danish mid-century design. The Copenhagen-based studio Hvidt & Mølgaard became famous for numerous refined furniture designs that are now known as icons of their era. Hvidt & Mølgaard’s designs combine a respect for traditional crafting methods with a forward-thinking approach to modern techniques and mass-production. Today, their work is exhibited in numerous museums, including New York’s MoMA and Melbourne’s National Gallery.
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