Set of six chairs, brown teak, black fabric, by L. Dandy, G-Plan, United Kingdom, 1960s.
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This set of six dining chairs, designed by Leslie Dandy for G-Plan in 1960s Britain, exemplifies the mature vocabulary of Mid-Century Modern design. Crafted from solid teak with a satin finish, the frames highlight the natural grain and subtle color variations—from deep browns to faint reddish undertones. The signature high, slender backrests are topped with a gently curved horizontal rail, giving the chairs a light, elegant silhouette, while the tapered, slightly splayed legs complete the harmonious form. Each seat and backrest is upholstered in a high-quality, matte black fabric that offers a refined contrast to the warmth of the wood. All joinery is precise and invisible, with no exposed hardware interrupting the clean lines. The chairs provide soft, comfortable seats and supportive high backs, well-suited for daily use in a dining or living room. Condition: fully restored both structurally and in upholstery—the teak has been carefully refinished, the padding replaced, and the fabric renewed.These chairs echo the voice of 1960s British modernism: restrained elegance paired with functionality, and a celebration of natural materials elevated to a statement of the era. The teak expresses warmth and solidity, while the black upholstery reflects a pursuit of clarity and simplicity. The subtly undulating backrests recall architectural influences of the time: a harmonious form that welcomes rather than dominates. Each detail affirms the belief that everyday life deserves objects both beautiful and
DIMENSION
Height92 cm
Width47 cm
Length48 cm
Dimension details
Length48 cm
Height92 cm
Width47 cm
Seat height47 cm
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