I know I said I wouldn’t be buying anymore chairs but these somehow found their way into our home. They’re by Danish designer Kofod Larsen for G-Plan and we instantly fell in love with them. I’m not calling myself a hoarder anymore – I now prefer the term collector!
We found four of these beauties at Smith Street Bazaar in Collingwood and they are the perfect addition to our Kofod Larsen dining table.
G-Plan was a range of furniture produced in the United Kingdom by E Gomme Ltd of High Wycombe. The most highly sought after designer who worked for G-Plan was Ib Kofod Larsen who designed the G-Plan Danish range in the early to mid-sixties. Kofod Larsen pieces are quite rare as they were significantly more expensive than other G-Plan furniture. So we’re always extremely lucky to come across pieces that are in such good condition.
There’s a great resource book called “The G-Plan Revolution” by Basil Hyman and Steven Braggs that explains its origins and its impact on mid-century furniture and design. It’s a beautiful book that contains copies of G-plan catalogues and furniture design shows. A truly unique book. x
Love danish design. x
Me too- such timeless designs!
Poor loves who threw them out, probably just thought they were old tat!
Another lucky addition to your “collection” . 😉
Cheers,
Laura
Thanks Laura- unfortunately these cost a “bit” more than $5 though 😉
Oh well, you saved so much on the $5 ones you can get away with splurge on these! 🙂
Ha ha- absolutely!!
I love the chair…We just bought an Eames chair…It has not been delivered yet, but soon.
They’re amazing chairs- enjoy!