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The Danish Chair: an International affair

by Christian Holmsted · Hardcover · ISBN 9788792596628
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The single piece of furniture that became the emblem of Danish design in the 20th Century Danish designers are renowned around the world for their beautiful…

The single piece of furniture that became the emblem of Danish design in the 20th Century

Danish designers are renowned around the world for their beautiful and functional chairs. Here is the book that tells the full story of the Danish chairs that were created during the 20th century. The Danish Chair is structured around chair types and illustrates how the ‘golden age’ of Danish furniture design was driven by the study and refinement of historical furniture types. It traces the family relations between the chairs and shows how they influenced each other in terms of detailing, construction and concept. Design was the cultural phenomenon that put Denmark on the world map in the mid 20th century.

The international brand of Danish Design arose in 1949 when American journalists began to write about the Danish furniture at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild exhibition. This was not only the beginning of an important export opportunity but was also taken up as a challenge by Danish designers, who became world-renowned for their obsession with creating the perfect chair.

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Details of The Danish Chair: an International affair
AuthorChristian Holmsted
PublisherThames & Hudson UK
LanguageEnglish
Pages336
FormatHardcover
ISBN9788792596628

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