Chieftain Sofa dining-room Its rational construction features two

Its rational construction features two geometric sections - the rectangular back and seat - bound by a rigid upholstered frame

was designed by Poul Kjærholm in 1951 for his final graduation project at the School of Applied Arts in Copenhagen

part of the Dumas range of sofas designed by Piero Lissoni

Vertical and horizontal slatted metal seats and backrests combine with an oval-shaped frame element to create a strong graphic presence

providing strength

Chieftain Sofa dining-room Its rational construction features twoChieftain Sofa by Finn Juhl for House of Finn Juhl. The Chieftain is an icon of Danish furniture and bears all the hallmarks of Finn Juhl's inspired approach to design. A modern take on the colonial chair, the Chieftain draws its inspiration from art, customs, and weaponry from foreign shores. Its shield like back and comfortable low seat appear to almost float in the space between the hardwood frame, maintaining its visual lightness. The Chieftain