PAIR Selig Lounge Chairs Ib Kofod Larsen Teak Mid Century Danish Modern MCM Vtg

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WOW MCM Danish Modern 1960's Teak Lounge Chairs by Ib Kofod-Larsen for Selig - A Pair Eames Era
Not 1 But *2* Fabulous Retro Chic Made In Denmark Sculpted Teak Designer Created Matching Set Of Lounge Arm Chairs! For Your Mid Century Modern Living Room! Really AMAZING condition for age! Minor wear to the wood - Seat cushion and backs no stains - no wear but you may want to change out the pink and blue stripes...I am guessing these were updated in the 80's or 90's color scheme for the time... One chair's wood is a little lighter than the other which my guess would be the result of sunlight exposure in the room these gorgeous chairs were in. Please see close up detailed pictures.
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About this marvelous designer:
Ib Kofod Larsen was an architect and furniture designer, admired for the way that he used wood grain to create graceful and distinctive patterns on his unique pieces. The quality of his materials make his designs timeless and deeply admired by designers and collectors alike. His design style is represented by minimalist and organic forms. His versatile, practical pieces were what established him as a designer.
Born in Denmark in 1921, Kofod-Larsen studied at the Danish Royal Academy in Copenhagen, like many of his contemporaries. He mostly worked with materials like teak, rosewood and luxurious leathers. Kofod-Larsens’ design collection includes chairs, cabinets, credenzas, bookcases and much more. His first acknowledgment as a designer was when he won the Holmegaard Glass Competition and, in that same year, received the Danish Cabinetmakers Guild’s annual award in 1948. He worked for companies like G-Plan in the United Kingdom, Selig in Denmark and Faarup Møbelfabrik in Sweden.