FDB Möbler [Authorized Dealer] J80 Chair Dining Chair Beech Soap Finish (Jorgen Baekmark) Chair Paper Cord Designer Jorgen Baekmark

Brand (manufacturer)
FDB Møbler

size
W500 D510 H820 SH450 (mm)

Material: Beech (soap finish)
Seat: Natural paper cord

Colors: Natural, black, white, gray, oak

Item Number
J80

Country of Origin: Denmark

Designer: Johann Beckmark

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Pursuing efficient, streamlined structure and functionality <br>Designer Johann Beckmark was the last of the fourth-generation heads of planning and design, serving in the position for nine years, the longest of any of his predecessors.
During the latter part of Beckmark's tenure at FDB Möbler, Danish furniture was becoming popular, especially in the United States, and Beckmark, with an eye toward export, often developed stick-shaped, inexpensive chairs that were small and easy to pack and assemble.

His signature piece is the J108, but he also developed the J80 and J81 in a completely different direction to the assembled furniture intended for export.

Jørgen Bækmark (1919 -
In 1958, he became the fourth president of FDB Møbler. As society prospered, he continued to follow the company's philosophy of "making furniture for the people," and brought to the market light, sturdy, easy-to-use furniture, as well as products that were easy to assemble and disassemble for transportation.

Soft, enveloping seating comfort
The main difference between the J80 and previous chairs is that the wood is very thin and the seat is made of paper cord, something that Volta and Johansson had not used since Mogensen.

Realizing ease of use rooted in everyday life <br>By having a clear concept of being easy to use for everyday use, the J80 has been well received and gained popularity among a wide range of people.

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.