Erik Buch Dining Chair for O.D. Møbler – Danish Modern Design, Reupholstered Seat, Denmark ca. 1970s
Original price was: € 175,00.€ 100,00Current price is: € 100,00.
A refined Danish Modern side chair by Erik Buch for O.D. Møbler, crafted in Denmark during the 1970s. This example features sculptural solid wood framing with Buch’s signature organic curves and a newly reupholstered seat.
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Designed by celebrated Danish designer Erik Buch and produced by O.D. Møbler A-S, this 1970s dining or side chair exemplifies the organic modernism characteristic of Scandinavian postwar design.
The frame, sculpted in solid teak or beech with a warm golden patina, features softly contoured edges and elegant joinery — a hallmark of Buch’s ergonomic approach. The floating seat design lends visual lightness while ensuring comfort. The backrest is gently curved and affixed with exposed wooden dowels, adding a tactile, hand-finished quality to the chair.
The seat has been professionally reupholstered in a neutral modern textile, enhancing its versatility for contemporary or mid-century inspired interiors. Fully cleaned, checked, and structurally sound, this chair is both functional and collectible.
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Origin: Denmark
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Designer: Erik Buch
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Manufacturer: O.D. Møbler A-S
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Period: ca. 1970s
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Style: Danish Modern / Mid-Century Modern
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Material: Solid wood (beech), new textile upholstery
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Dimensions: Approx. H 77 cm x W 48 cm x D 50 cm; Seat height: 45 cm
| Condition | Good |
|---|---|
| Material | Wood |
| Period | 1950-2000 |
| Style | Mid-Century Modern |
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