Henning Sørensen rosewood dining chairs for Dan-Ex, set of four, 1960s

An elegant set of four Danish dining chairs designed by Henning Sørensen for Dan-Ex in the 1960s. Crafted in richly figured rosewood, these chairs showcase the refined craftsmanship and sophisticated simplicity characteristic of Danish mid-century design. The design is distinguished by its beautifully sculpted, gently curved rosewood top rails, slender tapered legs and distinctive upholstered backrests. The deep reddish-brown tones and expressive grain patterns of the rosewood create a striking contrast with the understated black faux leather upholstery. Particular attention has been given to the shaping of the wooden frames, with their flowing lines, subtle curves and carefully balanced proportions. The combination of solid wood construction and upholstered seating gives the chairs an elegant, lightweight appearance while providing comfortable support. The richly grained rosewood adds warmth and character, making these chairs equally suitable for contemporary interiors and carefully curated mid-century spaces. A refined example of Danish modern furniture, combining sculptural detailing, quality materials and timeless design. Dimensions: Depth x Height x Width: 53 x 86 x 51 cm. Seat height: 44 cm.