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"With the comfort of a lounge chair and the functionality of a dining chair, HAY's reissue of Poul M. Volther's J110 chair offers equal parts strong aesthetics and practicality." : HAYIt is the tallest piece in the series, with a 106 cm backrest, and the most imposing: a Danish Windsor chair that...
Lire la suite"With the comfort of a lounge chair and the functionality of a dining chair, HAY's reissue of Poul M. Volther's J110 chair offers equal parts strong aesthetics and practicality." : HAY
It is the tallest piece in the series, with a 106 cm backrest, and the most imposing: a Danish Windsor chair that serves the role of an armchair.
Two wood species: beech, which is lighter and more affordable, and oak. The lacquered finishes are water-based—HAY specifies water-based lacquered on its product sheets—and are applied to the beech; the oak is available oiled, dark oiled, or lacquered. The price difference between variants stems from the wood species, not the color.
The J-series does not come from a gallery: it comes from FDB, the Danish consumer cooperative, which opened its furniture workshop in 1933. Børge Mogensen took over as director in 1942. HAY summarizes the firm's program: "to link industrial production with architect-designed furniture," for "a simple, elegant, and practical design intended for mass consumption." It is cooperative furniture, designed to be mass-produced and sold inexpensively: and it has become a classic.
Fabrication
Réf. fabricant AA573
Description
Dimensions et matériaux
Matériaux
Autour de la pièce
Le designer
Poul M. Volther
Poul M. Volther était un designer et enseignant danois, formé comme ébéniste à l'École des arts et métiers de Copenhague. Il rejoint FDB en 1949 et en devient directeur du dessin. HAY résume sa démarche : « le désir de créer un dessin simple, élégant et pratique destiné à la consommation de masse ». La J110 est sa lecture de la chaise Windsor.
La maison
Hay
HAY est un éditeur de design danois fondé à Copenhague en 2002 par Rolf et Mette Hay. Les deux fondateurs en assurent toujours la direction artistique, Rolf pour le mobilier, Mette pour les accessoires. La maison travaille avec des designers contemporains comme Ronan et Erwan Bouroullec, auteurs de la collection d'extérieur Palissade, Stefan Diez, Hee Welling, créateur de la série About A Chair, ou Louise Campbell, dont la Prince Chair de 2002 est entrée au MoMA. Depuis 2019, l'américain Herman Miller, aujourd'hui MillerKnoll, en est l'actionnaire majoritaire.
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