Kastholm was a trained blacksmith, but quickly turned to furniture design, which he learned under Finn Juhl. After training as a carpenter in Copenhagen, Preben Fabricius also studied interior design under Finn Juhl. He founded a joint studio with Preben Fabricius in 1961. Both are in the tradition of functional-aesthetic Scandinavian design, but were also influenced by the Bauhaus. At the end of the 1960s, Fabricius and Kastholm succeeded in developing an absolute icon of design history: the FK. This armchair stands for classic design. In 1969, the armchair was awarded the first Federal Prize for "Good Form".
The FK is in very good condition, but has some creases in the leather. The frame has some unobtrusive scratches. Vintage items may show some slight signs of wear such as unobtrusive scratches and other signs of time.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBrown, SilverMaterialChrome, LeatherNumber of items1StyleVintageHeight99 cmWidth78 cmDepth70 cmSeat height41 cm