PK11 Armchair In Black Leather
Designed by Poul Kjærholm in 1957, the PK11 was conceived as a companion to his PK51 worktable, the two forming a considered pair rooted in the same formal vocabulary. That relationship is still legible today: a low, composed silhouette supported by a three-legged satin-brushed stainless steel frame, its geometry spare without feeling austere.
Kjærholm trained as a cabinetmaker before turning to steel, and that background shaped everything about how he worked with metal. He treated it with the same attentiveness a craftsman brings to wood, attending to proportion and surface rather than spectacle. The tripod base of the PK11 is a signature of that sensibility: structurally precise, visually light, and entirely resolved.
- Black leather seat and back, upholstered with quiet authority
- Satin-brushed stainless steel three-legged frame
- Originally designed as a set with the PK51 worktable
- Part of a limited archive release, offered as-is with all sales final
This is a chair for the desk, the reading corner, or anywhere a strong formal presence is welcome without insistence. The PK11 does not announce itself. It simply holds its ground.
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PK11 Armchair In Black Leather
Designed by Poul Kjærholm in 1957, the PK11 was conceived as a companion to his PK51 worktable, the two forming a considered pair rooted in the same formal vocabulary. That relationship is still legible today: a low, composed silhouette supported by a three-legged satin-brushed stainless steel frame, its geometry spare without feeling austere.
Kjærholm trained as a cabinetmaker before turning to steel, and that background shaped everything about how he worked with metal. He treated it with the same attentiveness a craftsman brings to wood, attending to proportion and surface rather than spectacle. The tripod base of the PK11 is a signature of that sensibility: structurally precise, visually light, and entirely resolved.
- Black leather seat and back, upholstered with quiet authority
- Satin-brushed stainless steel three-legged frame
- Originally designed as a set with the PK51 worktable
- Part of a limited archive release, offered as-is with all sales final
This is a chair for the desk, the reading corner, or anywhere a strong formal presence is welcome without insistence. The PK11 does not announce itself. It simply holds its ground.
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Designed by Poul Kjærholm in 1957, the PK11 was conceived as a companion to his PK51 worktable, the two forming a considered pair rooted in the same formal vocabulary. That relationship is still legible today: a low, composed silhouette supported by a three-legged satin-brushed stainless steel frame, its geometry spare without feeling austere.
Kjærholm trained as a cabinetmaker before turning to steel, and that background shaped everything about how he worked with metal. He treated it with the same attentiveness a craftsman brings to wood, attending to proportion and surface rather than spectacle. The tripod base of the PK11 is a signature of that sensibility: structurally precise, visually light, and entirely resolved.
- Black leather seat and back, upholstered with quiet authority
- Satin-brushed stainless steel three-legged frame
- Originally designed as a set with the PK51 worktable
- Part of a limited archive release, offered as-is with all sales final
This is a chair for the desk, the reading corner, or anywhere a strong formal presence is welcome without insistence. The PK11 does not announce itself. It simply holds its ground.
