Arne Wahl Iverson "Round" Chair, model ST750, Denmark, 1950s
Arne Wahl Iverson "Round" Chair, model ST750, Denmark, 1950s
An exquisite armchair from one of Denmark's premier designers showcases a gracefully sculpted Elm backrest and a distinctive floating seat.
Model ST750
Crafted by Arne Wahl Iversen for Niels E. Eilersen in the 1950s, this chair boasts an open design centered around a crescent-shaped backrest that elegantly envelops the sitter. The rounded, carved feet add to the chair's sturdy aesthetic. Versatile enough for use as a dining or office chair, it embodies simplicity in its design, showcases expert craftsmanship, is constructed from high-quality solid elm wood, and is practical for everyday use—exemplifying the essence of Scandinavian Modern design.
Dimensions: H:76 x W:61 x D:53 cm
Designer: Arne Wahl Iverson for Niels Eilersen
Condition: Vintage, restored.
Note: This piece forms part of our restoration showcase collection and is not for sale, we have carefully refurbished and refinished this piece to preserve the heritage.
Our dedicated restoration team employs respectful and careful, in-house conservation techniques. We prioritize preserving the distinct character and patina of each classic piece, all the while guaranteeing its splendid presentation within a modern setting.
Iversen was trained as a cabinetmaker and began his career as a furniture designer in the 1940s. He was heavily influenced by the work of the architect and designer Kaare Klint, and like him, Iversen's designs were often based on ergonomic principles and human anatomy. He was also influenced by the work of other Danish modernists such as Hans Wegner and Børge Mogensen.
