Grete Jalk lounge chair in teak for France and Daverkosen, Denmark 1950’s newly upholstered in Abraham Moon wool fabric. Pair available in fabric of your choice.

This beautiful and rare lounge chair designed by Grete Jalk, in 1952 and made by France & Son in the 1950’s, epitomizes the mid-century modern aesthetic. Crafted from solid teak, the chair reflects Jalk's dedication to simplicity and functionality, blending sleek lines with organic forms. The backrest, supported by slender vertical slats, provides an airy yet sturdy design. The curved armrests and gently tapered legs enhance its sculptural appeal. This chair embodies Danish modern craftsmanship, emphasizing timeless elegance and practical design that continues to resonate in contemporary interiors.

Grete Jalk (1920–2006) was a celebrated Danish designer renowned for her contributions to mid-century modern furniture. Her designs exemplified simplicity, functionality, and innovative use of materials. She often explored organic forms and sought to create pieces that blended aesthetics with comfort. Jalk gained recognition for her exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail, evident in works like her lounge chairs and her laminated plywood chair (GJ Chair 1963). Her enduring legacy lies in her ability to balance elegance and practicality, cementing her place in the Danish design tradition.

€1,495 per chair.