PK24 Lounge Chair in Wicker
Poul Kjærholm conceived the PK24 in 1965 as a study in contrast: the warmth of hand-woven wicker set against the cool precision of brushed stainless steel. The result is a chaise that feels neither purely natural nor purely industrial, but suspended between the two with deliberate grace.
The organically curved seat draws from the flowing lines of the Rococo period, a reference that Kjærholm translated into the language of Danish modernism without sentiment. An adjustable headrest in black leather anchors the form, providing both physical comfort and a quiet visual counterpoint to the wicker weave.
- Hand-woven wicker seat with pronounced organic curvature
- Brushed stainless steel frame, finished with Kjærholm's characteristic restraint
- Adjustable black leather headrest
- Produced by Fritz Hansen, which has stewarded Kjærholm's archive since 1982
The PK24 is not a chair that recedes into a room. Its silhouette asserts itself, yet the materiality asks for close attention - the texture of the wicker, the hairline reflections in the steel, the supple weight of the leather. It is a work that rewards proximity.
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PK24 Lounge Chair in Wicker
Poul Kjærholm conceived the PK24 in 1965 as a study in contrast: the warmth of hand-woven wicker set against the cool precision of brushed stainless steel. The result is a chaise that feels neither purely natural nor purely industrial, but suspended between the two with deliberate grace.
The organically curved seat draws from the flowing lines of the Rococo period, a reference that Kjærholm translated into the language of Danish modernism without sentiment. An adjustable headrest in black leather anchors the form, providing both physical comfort and a quiet visual counterpoint to the wicker weave.
- Hand-woven wicker seat with pronounced organic curvature
- Brushed stainless steel frame, finished with Kjærholm's characteristic restraint
- Adjustable black leather headrest
- Produced by Fritz Hansen, which has stewarded Kjærholm's archive since 1982
The PK24 is not a chair that recedes into a room. Its silhouette asserts itself, yet the materiality asks for close attention - the texture of the wicker, the hairline reflections in the steel, the supple weight of the leather. It is a work that rewards proximity.
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Poul Kjærholm conceived the PK24 in 1965 as a study in contrast: the warmth of hand-woven wicker set against the cool precision of brushed stainless steel. The result is a chaise that feels neither purely natural nor purely industrial, but suspended between the two with deliberate grace.
The organically curved seat draws from the flowing lines of the Rococo period, a reference that Kjærholm translated into the language of Danish modernism without sentiment. An adjustable headrest in black leather anchors the form, providing both physical comfort and a quiet visual counterpoint to the wicker weave.
- Hand-woven wicker seat with pronounced organic curvature
- Brushed stainless steel frame, finished with Kjærholm's characteristic restraint
- Adjustable black leather headrest
- Produced by Fritz Hansen, which has stewarded Kjærholm's archive since 1982
The PK24 is not a chair that recedes into a room. Its silhouette asserts itself, yet the materiality asks for close attention - the texture of the wicker, the hairline reflections in the steel, the supple weight of the leather. It is a work that rewards proximity.
