This is a set of four Roundette dining chairs designed by Hans Olsen for the Danish manufacturer Frem Rojle in the 1960s. What makes this specific set so desirable is its ingenious space-saving silhouette, featuring a distinctive three-legged design that originally allowed the chairs to tuck seamlessly under a matching table. Crafted in Denmark, the frames are made from rich brown teak wood with a beautiful natural grain. The triangular seats are upholstered in smooth black leather, providing a striking contrast against the warm timber. The chairs are designed to stack effortlessly, showcasing Olsen's commitment to both form and function. The original maker's mark from Frem Rojle is still clearly visible on the underside of the seat base. The set remains in great vintage condition, retaining its original finish and a lovely authentic patina that speaks to its mid-century origins. Structurally sound and aesthetically pleasing, these chairs bring a piece of Danish design history into the modern home. They fit perfectly into a Scandinavian or Mid Century Modern dining space, pairing beautifully with a round teak table or serving as sculptural accent seating in an open-plan living area.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBlack, BrownMaterialLeather, WoodNumber of items1Height72 cmWidth40 cmDepth40 cmSeat height44 cmSigns of usageChipped, Crack, Dents, Scratches