Egyptian Chair

Description

Design critics have described the Egyptian Chair as a striking fusion of ancient Egyptian design principles, modern aesthetics, and aerodynamics. The chair was first displayed in 1949 at the Cabinetmakers’ Guild Exhibition in Copenhagen alongside the iconic Chieftain Chair, which shares some of the same characteristic details, such as the distinctive horns of the frame. The Egyptian Chair is characterized by its unique craftsmanship and it is upholstered by hand in Denmark in leather or textile. The frame is available in oak or walnut.