Mid-Century Danish Modern 3-Seater Sofa by Kai Kristiansen in Solid Teak, ca. 1960s
Original price was: € 1.250,00.€ 800,00Current price is: € 800,00.
A refined Danish modern sofa designed by Kai Kristiansen, showcasing elegant lines, gently curved armrests, and a solid teak frame. This rare 3-seater model from the 1960s has been newly reupholstered in a neutral beige fabric, with the original upholstery preserved and included.
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This exceptional 3-seater sofa represents the sophisticated design language of Kai Kristiansen, one of Denmark’s most celebrated mid-century modern designers. Crafted in the 1960s, the sofa boasts a warm teak wood frame with crisp geometric contours, subtly curved armrests, and a clean open-back construction that evokes architectural clarity and Scandinavian restraint.
The seat and back cushions have been professionally reupholstered in a premium beige fabric that complements the natural tone of the teak. The original upholstery, also preserved, accompanies the piece — allowing the new owner to choose between restored comfort and historical authenticity.
Supported by sinuous steel springs, the structure offers both aesthetic elegance and ergonomic support. Whether placed in a minimalist interior or a modernist collection, this rare Kristiansen sofa delivers understated luxury and enduring Danish craftsmanship.
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Origin: Denmark
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Designer: Kai Kristiansen
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Period: ca. 1960s
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Material: Solid teak frame, steel springs, new upholstery (original included)
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Dimensions: Approx. W 180 cm x D 75 cm x H 78 cm | Seat height 42 cm
| Condition | Good |
|---|---|
| Material | Wood |
| Period | 1950-2000 |
| Style | Mid-Century Modern |
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