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Ekko chair, oiled oak - natural linen
Description
Brdr. Krüger’s Ekko Chair challenges the conventions of wooden furniture design. With its strict 90-degree angles and lack of supporting structures, such a chair would normally be destined for a short lifespan. Yet in collaboration with design studio Henning Larsen, Brdr. Krüger has developed a special joint that makes the Ekko Chair exceptionally durable. Meeting the EU’s highest L2 standard for extreme use, the chair is an ideal choice for demanding environments such as conference rooms and lecture halls where practicality must meet comfort.
However, the Ekko chair is just as captivating in a domestic setting. The clean, architectural lines are beautifully offset by the organic texture of a handwoven linen seat, creating a look that radiates classic Scandinavian esthetics. Whether placed around the dining table, in the living room, or as a refined extra seat in the bedroom, the Ekko chair brings elegance, durability, and timeless appeal to any space.
- Width: 15.98 in (40.6 cm)
- Depth: 15.98 in (40.6 cm)
- Height: 31.1 in (79 cm)
- Seat depth: 15.98 in (40.6 cm)
- Seat height: 17.91 in (45.5 cm)
- Colour Natural oak, natural linen
- Frame material Oiled solid oak
- Seat material 100% linen
- Weight 13.23 lbs (6 kg)
- Stackable Yes
- Notes Stackable up to 10 chairs.
- Care instructions Regular vacuum cleaning, any stain should be managed immediatly. Thick stains should be scraped with a spatula or a knife before any further actions. Stains should be treated with a napkin or a cloth and hot water. Important: do not use any chemicals or cleaning agents on the webbing seat.
- Product ID: BRD-EKCX-OOL-07
Henning Larsen (1925–2013) was a renowned Danish architect celebrated for his clear Scandinavian style and masterful use of light. Larsen graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 1952 and went on to study at MIT and the Architectural Association in London. In 1959, he founded his own practice, Henning Larsen Architects, which grew into one of Denmark’s most prominent architecture firms. From 1986 to 1995, Larsen also served as a professor at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts.
Throughout his career, Larsen received numerous honors and awards, including Denmark’s prestigious C. F. Hansen Medal and Japan’s Praemium Imperiale for architecture. One of his most iconic works is the Copenhagen Opera House, completed in 2005, which is widely considered a landmark of modern Danish architecture.
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