Wulff ATD2 lounge chair
Originally produced in a traditional Danish workshop in the early 20th century by cabinetmaker Jørgen Wolff, the Wulff Lounge Chair is a distinctive example of the Danish Modern movement. Showcasing the artistry of hand-crafted production, its sculptural armrests flow seamlessly into a generous, wing-shaped backrest, creating a bold yet elegant silhouette.
Reissued by &Tradition, the design retains its original character while fitting effortlessly into contemporary interiors. With its refined proportions and exceptional craftsmanship, the Wulff chair stands as both a functional seating piece and a timeless design statement.///Description
Jørgen Wolff was a Danish cabinetmaker active during the early 20th century, associated with the foundations of the Danish Modern movement. Working within a tradition of fine craftsmanship, his designs reflected a deep understanding of woodwork, proportion, and form. His pieces exemplify the era’s emphasis on hand-crafted production and functional beauty, contributing to the enduring legacy of Danish design.
Original: $5,097.60
-65%$5,097.60
$1,784.16Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
Originally produced in a traditional Danish workshop in the early 20th century by cabinetmaker Jørgen Wolff, the Wulff Lounge Chair is a distinctive example of the Danish Modern movement. Showcasing the artistry of hand-crafted production, its sculptural armrests flow seamlessly into a generous, wing-shaped backrest, creating a bold yet elegant silhouette.
Reissued by &Tradition, the design retains its original character while fitting effortlessly into contemporary interiors. With its refined proportions and exceptional craftsmanship, the Wulff chair stands as both a functional seating piece and a timeless design statement.///Description
Jørgen Wolff was a Danish cabinetmaker active during the early 20th century, associated with the foundations of the Danish Modern movement. Working within a tradition of fine craftsmanship, his designs reflected a deep understanding of woodwork, proportion, and form. His pieces exemplify the era’s emphasis on hand-crafted production and functional beauty, contributing to the enduring legacy of Danish design.
