Korup Stolefabrik. Denmark, the 1960s.

KORUP STOLEFABRIK. Denmark, 1960s.
Set of four chairs.
Teak and fabric upholstery.
In good condition. The upholstery shows wear and signs of use.
Measurements: 75 x 50 x 37 cm each.

Set of four Danish chairs in the Mid-Century style, produced by Korup Stolefabrik in the 1960s. The teak frame features light, flowing lines, with tapered legs, curved uprights, and a wraparound backrest that also serves as an armrest, providing formal continuity to the set.

The design embodies the characteristic language of mid-century Danish furniture: balanced proportions, ergonomic consideration, and a focus on wood as a warm and expressive material. The curvature of the backrest softens the chair’s geometry and lends it an elegant presence, while the upholstered seat adds comfort and textural hallmarks.

Korup Stolefabrik was a Danish firm specializing in the production of seating, active during the period of international expansion of Scandinavian design. Its pieces are part of the Danish Modern tradition, where high-quality craftsmanship, functionality, and clean lines defined one of the most renowned periods in 20th-century European furniture design.