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Gesture Chair

Dining chair, black lacquered beech, fully upholstered Hans Olsen, 1957
NOK 8 599,00
Rusty rose/Black
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Gesture Chair
Designer Hans Olsen
Tekstil/Leather: Ritz8008, Prescott 207 (Nevo)
Textile/Leather Colour: Black, Rusty rose
Martindale: 45000
Composition: 83% Co 9% Md, 8% Pes - leather
Design year: 1957
Assembly guide: Gesture Chair
Dimensions in cm: W56 x D53 x H80
Colour: Rusty rose/Black
Frame: Black laquered solid beech
Back: Upholstered, Veneer
Seat: Upholstered
Lightfastness: 6
Seating Height in cm: 46
Collection: Classic Collection
Gesture Chair, , specifications
Gesture Chair
This beautiful, moulded Gesture Chair, designed in the 1950s, was the work of the acclaimed Danish architect, Hans Olsen. With its welcoming design, the Gesture Chair creates a warm atmosphere around a dining table or at a desk in the living room, where it does not hurt if a chair is something special. The armrests invite you to sit down and relax in the moulded design and are also constructed so you cannot get too close to the table. Gesture is a designer chair with a certain weight, offset by its light, playful charm. As a tribute to the 1950s’ adoration of colour, the Gesture Chair is available in an abundance of stunning colours and comes with upholstery on seat and back, upholstery on the seat; or a unique type of wood – depending on the look you after. Choose from high quality leather or several different exclusive fabrics in the most beautiful colours from the Warm Nordic universe. The frame is available in several exclusive types of wood and a variety of surface treatments.
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Designer
Hans Olsen
Hans Olsen’s (1919-1992) remarkable designs from the 1950s are vivid examples of the beautiful diversity of Danish Modernism. This Danish architect and industrial designer took on the classic virtues of the Academy of Fine Arts and the great master, Kaare Klint, but opted for a more playful and experimental approach to furniture design. Hans Olsen challenged contemporary production methods and much of his inspiration came from the opportunities offered by moulding wood.
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