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Finn Juhl, ‘Spade’ armchair, Skan-Design, Denmark, 1950s Designed by Finn Juhl in 1953/54, ‘Spade’ armchair (model FD133) for France & Son, Denmark, solid teak, original metal tension straps in the backrest, the reupholstered seat is slightly sagging, petrol-coloured fabric in good condition, marked on a metal plaque, 77 x 73 x 73 cmThe Danish architect and designer Finn Juhl (1912-1989) is regarded as one of the most important pioneers of Danish mid-century modern design. He revolutionised Scandinavian furniture design by adopting a sculptural, organic approach that stood in stark contrast to the austere, functionalist linearity of his contemporaries. His designs are characterised by flowing forms crafted from fine woods and seats that appear to ‘float’.
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