FDB Møbler’s J82 armchair is an attractive wooden chair designed by Jørgen Bækmark in the 1950s. Featuring an angular frame with rounded armrests and back, J82 chair is one of the icons of the mid-20th century Danish design. The back and armrest form an almost closed, perfect circle. Paper yarn seat complements the natural look of the armchair, and its functional form serves many different styles and spaces. A perfect stool for the J82 armchair is the J83 stool.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Denmark |
| Materials | Beech, Oak, Wicker |
| Dimensions | W790 D485 H820 |
| Colour | Black lacquered colour or natural |
| Finishes | Lacquered |
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