Fritz Hansen PK8 Chair Nils Strinning as originally intended back in

as originally intended back in the 1950's

The upper tabletop and lower shelf are made from pressed birch plywood

The tiltable backrest pivots to suit a range of lounging positions

The profile of the steel frame structure originates from a Poul Kjaerholm graduation project

Cover works well around a dining table

Fritz Hansen PK8 Chair Nils Strinning as originally intended back inFor many years, The PK8 chair existed only as a prototype in the home of Hanne Kjrholm, the wife of Poul Kjrholm. The PK8 was put into production in close collaboration with Hanne Kjrholm and introduced to the public in connection with the 2007 exhibition about Poul Kjrholm, "The furniture architect", at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, north of Copenhagen. The special form of the chair, with its composition of sinuous curves resembles Kjrholm's