Vintage Danish 1960s Henning Kjærnulf Oak Corner Chair, Razorblade Back Splats

Presenting this exceptional oak corner chair, a definitive example of Danish Mid-Century design by Henning Kjærnulf, likely produced by EG Møbler in the 1960s.

Known for his “Brutalist Baroque” aesthetic, Kjærnulf masterfully blends rustic, historical flourishes with the clean precision of Scandinavian modernism.

The chair is meticulously crafted from solid, quarter-sawn oak, showcasing a rich, natural grain and a warm honey patina. Its most striking feature is the wrap-around backrest, supported by beautifully sculpted “razorblade” splats and turned spindle posts, signatures of Kjærnulf’s architectural style. The robust frame features expertly carved legs and a curved apron that mirror the organic yet sturdy silhouettes for which the designer is highly coveted.

Upholstered in its original forest green fabric, the cushioned seat provides an elegant tonal contrast to the oak’s smoothness. Whether used as a sculptural accent or a functional desk chair, this rare corner model embodies the high-quality craftsmanship and timeless appeal essential for any curated interior.

All our furniture undergoes a detailed review in our warehouse. Every item is structurally firm and solid, even though the pieces are vintage or antique and do sometimes display a slight patina, as shown in our photographs. We offer cheap shipping worldwide and can offer express delivery within 14 business days for an additional fee.