Dimensions: approx. 69 × 75 × 75 × 39 cm (width × depth × height × seat height) original fd 164 armchair by arne vodder in the low version, made in denmark, an iconic example of sculptural scandinavian mid-century design. the armchair captivates with its softly organically shaped, sculpturally crafted armrests and harmonious proportions. The back view, in particular, showcases the architectural quality of the design. the armchair has been completely restored and reupholstered to a high standard: the upholstery has been renewed and covered with a luxurious, fur-like textured fabric from sahco/kvadrat. This gives the classic design a contemporary, tactilely rich feel. A new dust cover has been installed under the seat. the wood has been carefully cleaned and re-oiled or sealed, bringing out the natural grain beautifully. condition: expertly restored – new upholstery, new cover, refinished wood, very good vintage condition. custom cover options and colors are available upon request. / / / dimensions: 69 × 75 × 75 × 39 cm (27.2" × 29.5" × 29.5" × 15.4") width × depth × height × seat height original fd 164 lounge chair by arne vodder, made in denmark – a sculptural icon of scandinavian modern design. the chair is defined by its soft, organic silhouette and beautifully sculpted armrests. Its relaxed proportions underscore its comfort, while the rear view highlights the architectural clarity and elegant frame construction. this piece has been fully restored and reupholstered with a high-end, fur-like textured fabric by sahco/kvadrat, adding a contemporary tactile richness to the timeless design. A new dust cover has been installed underneath the seat. the wooden frame has been carefully cleaned and refinished with oil/sealant, bringing out the natural grain and warmth of the wood. condition: professionally restored – new upholstery, new premium fabric, refinished wood frame, excellent vintage condition. This piece has an attribution mark, i am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution