Penguin Dining Chair

Defined by organic curves and uncomplicated angles, the thoughtfully proportioned Penguin Dining Chair (1953) by Ib Kofod-Larsen has become an icon of mid-century design. Named for the flightless bird, the chair's oblique seat and wing-like backrest offer a gentle embrace. An upright profile allows easy positioning at a table, while slender steel legs add stability and a crisp contrast to the chair's flowing form. Elegant yet ergonomic, it's an ideal match for every moment of your day - from morning coffee to focused work to leisurely dinners. Made in China.