Armchair in Leather and Teak by Larsen and Bender for Willy Beck, Denmark, 1950
€5.700,00 EUR
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Prefer email? Enquire about this pieceDanish armchair by Ejner Larsen & Aksel Bender Madsen for Willy Beck, Denmark, 1950s.
This is a truly striking piece in original deep brown leather with solid dark teak legs, full of soul, elegance and presence. The leather has aged beautifully over more than 70 years, developing a rich patina with warm dark tones and subtle variations that simply can’t be replicated. It’s exactly the kind of authentic texture interior designers look for when they want to bring depth and character into a space.
The proportions are generous, the curves elegant, and the silhouette quietly bold. It has a natural chicness that works effortlessly in both classic and contemporary interiors, whether placed in a living room corner, next to a fireplace, or as a statement piece in a hotel lobby or office.
Original examples like this are rare. Most surviving chairs have been reupholstered, losing the unique atmosphere that only aged leather can create. This piece remains fully original and in very good condition, which makes it not only beautiful but also highly collectible.
If you’re looking for that one chair that lifts an interior from good to unforgettable, this is it.
Dimensions
Width: 70 cm
Height: 80 cm
Designed by Larsen & Bender Madsen and produced by Willy Beck in Denmark, 1950.Part of the gallery's Scandinavian Modern collection.Newly upholstered.
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