Colonial Armchairs with Stool Model PJ 149 by Ole Wanscher, 1960s, Set of 3

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This set of two colonial armchairs with ottoman, model pj 149, designed by ole wanscher and manufactured by p. Jeppesen … more This set of two colonial armchairs with ottoman, model pj 149, designed by ole wanscher and manufactured by p. Jeppesen møbelfabrik in the 1960s, is an excellent example of mid-20th century danish design. The chairs and stools are made of light mahogany and upholstered in light leather, which gives them an elegant and timeless look. The chair's frame is made of light mahogany, known for its strength and durability. The natural beauty of the mahogany wood is enhanced by a fine finish that protects the wood and enhances its warm, rich tone. This combination of robustness and aesthetics ensures that the furniture can withstand daily use while maintaining its elegance over time. The cover is made of bright leather, which adds a luxurious touch to the chairs and stools. The light leather creates a beautiful contrast to the mahogany wood and adds a fresh, modern feel to the design. The leather is chosen for its durability and comfort, which ensures that the furniture remains comfortable and attractive over time. Ole wanscher is known for his elegant and functional designs, and the colonial series is no exception. Model pj 149 is designed with slim, curved lines and an ergonomic design that ensures optimal comfort and support. Wanscher's design philosophy focuses on creating furniture that is both aesthetically pleasing and highly practical. P. Jeppesen møbelfabrik is known for their high quality standards and skilled craftsmanship. The collaboration between wanscher and jeppesen has resulted in some of the most iconic furniture from the mid-century period, and the colonial chairs are an excellent example of this. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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