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Arne Vodder 1926 - 2009
Arne Vodder 1926 - 2009
Arne Vodder was born in Denmark in 1926. Trained as a cabinetmaker and architect. Arne Vodder studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen under Finn Juhl. Arne Vodder graduated in 1947. Arne Vodder designed for Bovirke, Cado, France & Son, Fritz Hansen, Ivan Schlechter, Slagelse, and Vamo.
Armchair model FD186 designed by Arne Vodder and manufactured by France & Son, Denmark 1956.
H W Klein for Bramin 1919 -
H W Klein for Bramin 1919 -
Henry Walter Klein was born in Norway in 1919. Klein studied at the Technical School of Denmark where Finn Juhl taught. In 1959, he finished his design studies and founded his own workshop. In 1960 he designed for furniture manufacturer Bramin.
I have seen these chairs woven in a cord that is no longer manufactured, woven both one-sided and wrapped under the bottom without the use of Danish nails. We replaced the corded chairs with a Danish paper cord.
Poul Cadiovius 1911 - 2011
Poul Cadovius was born in Frederiksberg in 1911. Originally trained as a saddler and upholster, Cadovius became interested in industrial design and established his furniture manufacturing company Royal Systems in 1945.
Cadovius purchased France & Son in the 1960s, which was credited with the industrialization of teak furniture production. Cadovius renamed the company CADO.
Poul Cadiovius 1911 - 2011
Poul Cadovius was born in Frederiksberg in 1911. Originally trained as a saddler and upholster, Cadovius became interested in industrial design and established his furniture manufacturing company Royal Systems in 1945.
Cadovius purchased France & Son in the 1960s, which was credited with the industrialization of teak furniture production. Cadovius renamed the company CADO.
Poul Cadovius designed the PIA Dining Chair for Royal Persiennen in 1958 and launched the chair in 1959.
He wanted to create a chair in the spirit of the time, inspired by other design chairs of the fifties, but lighter and more "petite," both in physical weight and design expression. The chair design has a "less is more" concept, focusing on the least possible material consumption, still maintaining a high level of detail and excellent comfort.
The thin, conical-shaped solid wooden legs give a light visual expression, emphasized by two fine details; the hand-sanded rounding at the top of the back legs and the finger joined front legs. The woven laced natural Danish cord seat provides further depth and charter, and the backrest is moulded, providing optimal seating comfort.
Dimensions:
18.9" W x 19.29" D x 29.53" H | Seat: 17.72" H x 16.54" D
(48 x 49 x 75 | 45 x 42 cm)
