Madsen & Schubell ‘Model 68’ Danish Lounge Chair & Ottoman – 1970s Vintage Design in Natural Leather and Beech
€ 700,00 Original price was: € 700,00.€ 350,00Current price is: € 350,00.
A highly sought-after Scandinavian vintage lounge chair and ottoman set, designed by Madsen & Schubell in the 1970s. Model 68, featuring tufted natural leather cushions and elegant beech star bases.
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This iconic Danish Vintage lounge chair and ottoman set, known as Model 68, was designed by Madsen & Schubell and produced in Denmark during the 1970s. A striking example of Scandinavian comfort and craftsmanship, it features sculptural lines, generous proportions, and high-end materials. The original natural leather upholstery is beautifully patinated, with deep button tufting and a subtle sheen that testifies to its vintage character.
The ergonomically contoured shell is upholstered in soft suede fabric, enhancing tactile contrast and visual depth. Both chair and ottoman rest on five-star beech bases with cast metal cores, offering swivel functionality and robust support. Stamped “Made in Denmark” with patent registration.
A rare collector’s item in excellent vintage condition, ideal for refined interiors seeking comfort and design authenticity.
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Origin: Denmark
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Designer: Madsen & Schubell
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Period: 1970s
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Style: Scandinavian Modern
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Material: Natural leather, suede fabric, teak wood, cast metal
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Dimensions (chair): H 99 x W 83 x D 85 cm
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Dimensions (ottoman): H 40 x W 60 x D 45 cm
| Material | Leather, Wood |
|---|---|
| Condition | Good |
| Period | 1950-2000 |
| Style | Mid-Century Modern |
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