Replica J39 Borge Mogensen chairs / Modern Solid Wood Dining Set CH237 manufacturer from China Honghe Wood Furnishings Co., Ltd.

Replica J39 Borge Mogensen chairs / Modern Solid Wood Dining Set

Place of Origin:

Zhejiang, China (Mainland)


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Model No.: CH237

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Replica J39 Borge Mogensen chairs / Modern Solid Wood Dining Set

Quick Details

Type: Dining Room Furniture
Specific Use: Dining Chair
General Use: Home Furniture
Material: Wooden
Wood Style: Solid Wood
Wood Type: ASH
Appearance: Modern
Folded: No
Size: 48*39*77
Place of Origin: Guangdong, China (Mainland)
Brand Name: Nasida
Model Number: CH237
Wooden Color:: Ash wood

Description:

Borge Mogensen Shaker J39 Dining Chair Replica

Item No. : CH237

1. The Borge Mogensen Style J39 Dining Chair is a high quality reproduction in the style of the original design.

2.The J39 is Borge Mogensen's most successful chair, inspired by his teacher Kaare Klint and American Shaker furniture. He designed the simple woven chair while development head of the furniture department of FDB, the Danish co-operative chain. The department's ambition was to make beautiful high-quality furniture available to everyone. They were particularly successful with the J39, now a classic piece of furniture for settings ranging from canteens and conference rooms to churches and private homes.

Specifications:

Product Name:	Borge Mogensen Shaker J39 Dining Chair Replica
Designer:	Børge Mogensen
Product No.:	CH237
Product Material:	Full ash solid wood frame with manila rope seat cushion
Upholstery Material:	ash solid wood
Available Colors:	Black, white, red, brown and so on.
Product Dimension (cm):	48×39×77
Package:	K=K Carton	K=K Carton
Packing Size (cm):	53×45×82
Single CBM:	0.2

Designer introduction:

Børge Mogensen

Børge Mogensen (1914–1972) started his career as a cabinetmaker in 1934. In 1936 he went on to study at the Copenhagen School of Arts and Crafts under Professor Kaare Klint before entering the Royal Academy of Fine Arts from where he graduated as an architect in 1942.
He became head of design at FDB (the Danish co-op) in 1942 before establishing his own design office in 1950. During his years at the Copenhagen School of Arts and Crafts the young Mogensen developed a close partnership with his mentor Kaare Klint and subsequently also assumed Klint’s approach to simple and functional furniture design. Later on Mogensen was to work as Klint’s teaching assistant at the Royal Academy.
Functional is the word which best describes Børge Mogensen’s design. Th