Mogens Lassen Tri-Legged Teak Stool for K. Thomsen
- Dimensions
- 19.50in H x 16in W x 11in D
- Materials
- Teak Wood
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Stylish modern tri-legged stool designed by Danish architect Mogens Lassen for cabinetmaker K. Thomsen in Denmark in 1942. This eye-catching model was initially designed to be presented at The Copenhagen Cabinetmakers' Guild Exhibition at Designmuseum in Denmark; however, its success and remarkable craftsmanship made it one of the most iconic Danish modern design stool. This stool features a solid teak wood striking construction with a clean-lined silhouette with soft organic shapes and screw-on, knockdown construction legs. Three-legged stools were popular agricultural furniture pieces in Mid-Century rural Denmark due to their sturdy frames, the reason why Mogens Lassen took inspiration to create a lighter and elegant look to fit modern interiors. The exceptional craftsmanship, simplistic design, and history of this stool make of it a collector’s item adding modern appeal to any interior.
Designer spotlight
Renowned for his elegant and timeless teak seating and dining designs.
The Restoration Record
Sixty-four hours of bench time by two craftsmen in our Hyperion Avenue workshop. Period-correct methods and materials throughout.