FDB Möbler J67 Dining Chair

Brand (manufacturer)
FDB Møbler

size
W460×D510×H800 SH450(mm)

weight
-

Materials other than oak: Beech wood (lacquer finish)
Oak: Oak wood (lacquered)

Color: Natural, Black

Item Number
J67

Country of Origin: Denmark

Accessories

designer
Ejvind A. Johansson

*This product is a product ordered from the manufacturer.
Depending on the manufacturer's inventory status, it may take some time. After placing your order, we will contact you regarding the delivery date. If you would like to check the delivery date before placing your order, we apologize for the inconvenience, but please contact us in advance.

others
All products are brand new, but due to the nature of overseas products, there may be minor scratches.
Also, since it is a wooden chair, there may be some wobbling depending on the condition of the floor on which it is placed.
If there is no interference with use and no significant damage to the design, we will deliver the product as a regular product, so please understand this before making your purchase.

The beautiful chair "J67" strikes a delicate visual balance between femininity and masculinity.

Architect Ivan A. Johansson was just 33 years old when he was appointed as the third president of FDB Møbler by Børge Mogensen and Volta. Although his term of office was only about three years, he left behind many wonderful works, including the J67, which were no less impressive than his predecessors.

The J67 is constructed with a large molded plywood back, which is rare among FDB Möbler products, resulting in a beautiful chair with a delicate visual balance between femininity and masculinity.

The exquisite curves create a beautiful appearance from the back, with FDB Möbler also praising it as a "perfect idiom."

The J67 is available in either oak or beech wood, allowing you to choose the material that best suits your taste.

About FDB Møbler

FDB Møbler is a furniture brand founded in Denmark in 1942 with the aim of improving the standard of living of its citizens, with the concept of "durable, beautiful, comfortable, and affordable furniture."

FDB Möbler is the abbreviation for the Danish Co-operative Union, which was founded by Christian Sonne in 1866, and the company's furniture division, FDB Möbler, was established in 1942.

Although production was partially halted in the 1980s, due to overwhelming support it was revived and restarted in Denmark in 2013.