Danish Knud Faerch 532 chairs for Slagelse Mobelvaerk in teak and leather (1960)

The Knud Faerch 532 chairs for Slaelse Movelaerk are true design icons of Danish Mid Century Modern furniture. Crafted from rich, warm teak wood and sleek black leather, these chairs exude elegance and sophistication. The ergonomic design ensures maximum comfort, while the clean lines and minimalist style create a timeless look that will never go out of fashion. Whether you're looking to add a touch of vintage charm to your home or office, these chairs are perfect for any space. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of Danish design history with these stunning Knud Faerch 532 chairs.
 
(About the Designer)
 
Danish designer Knud Færch (1924-1992) A student of Finn Juhl, after graduating in industrial design from the Copenhagen School of Architecture and Design, Knud Faerch began his career working for several furniture design and manufacturing companies. His creative talent and innovative vision quickly won him recognition in the industry.

Over the course of his career, Knud Faerch has worked on many remarkable projects. He has collaborated with leading international brands, notably in the fields of furniture, lighting and consumer products. His creations are characterized by a skilful blend of functionality, elegant aesthetics and simplicity.

Knud Faerch is particularly renowned for his ability to incorporate sustainable, environmentally-friendly materials into his designs. He attaches great importance to the sustainability and ecological impact of his products, which has earned him several awards and recognitions in the field of sustainable design.

In addition to his design work, Knud Faerch is also involved in teaching and training young designers. He regularly gives lectures and workshops at design schools and participates in design competition juries.

Today, Knud Faerch continues to be an influential figure in the field of industrial design. His creations are exhibited in museums and galleries around the world, and he is regularly called upon by prestigious companies for his design talents. His work continues to inspire many designers and contribute to the evolution of contemporary design