Brutalist pine wood dining chairs attributed to Rainer Daumiller for Hirtshals Savvaerk

Two chairs designed to be functional yet fun, anyone can appreciate them, enjoy them and, most importantly, seek comfort in them. The ergonomic pine is carved to fit the human body like a glove, and the simple design will complement a variety of tastes and designs. Made of solid pine, this durable and versatile softwood can last for decades or longer with proper care and maintenance. The buttery, light shade blends easily to create an organic yet elevated aesthetic in the interior. Pine is also lighter than many other common woods used in furniture, allowing the piece to be easily transported. German architect rainer daumiller popularized these playful pine dining sets by danish brand hirtshals savvaerk in the 1960s and 1970s. The chairs are preserved in original condition. Minor losses on the armrests have been filled. A copy ready for everyday use. Seat height. 46.5 cm.