J53 - Hynde - Green-Melange (56)

Name: J53 - Hynde - Green-Melange (56)
Brand: Poul M. Volther
Price: 5999.0 DKK
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10-year warranty on indoor furniture

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J53 er designet af møbelarkitekt Poul M. Volther i 1953. Designet blev oprindeligt lanceret som både lænestol og 2-personers sofa og er udtryk for et brud med den daværende designtradition, hvor de fuldpolstrede siddemøbler igennem årtier havde domineret stuerne. Nu var der plads til lettere og mere moderne møbler, og det passede perfekt til Volthers enkle og funktionalistiske formsprog. Da stolen blev lanceret i 1953, var Poul M. Volther tegnestueleder hos FDB Møbler, og i kølvandet på præsentationen lancerede flere af tidens store producenter lignende designs. J53 relanceres i 2024, da den er retrospektiv og relevant på samme tid, og er en af mange fantastiske stole fra Volthers hånd, der minder os om vores historie og arv.

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Poul M. Volther

The furniture architect Poul M. Volther (1923-2001) was one of the leading lights in Danish design. In 1950, having completed his training as a cabinetmaker, he took over the position as head of FDB Møbler’s design studio from the furniture architect Børge Mogensen. Poul M. Volther quickly demonstrated his unique talent for developing high-quality furniture intended for mass production. In keeping with the spirit of FDB Møbler, he was involved in designing some of the most iconic pieces of furniture of the time, which ended up furnishing many of the new and modern homes being built during the advancement of the welfare state in the decades following the Second World War. His simple and functionalist idiom was rooted in good craftsmanship. Flexible furniture designed for everyday living. Furniture which was not designed for its looks, but for its comfort. One of his best-known pieces is the J46 spoke-back chair from 1956, which was a graceful new take on a modern kitchen chair. The J46 is one of the best selling-chairs for Danish homes throughout history. Poul M. Volther was head of design at FDB Møbler until 1955, after which he continued to design furniture, including the iconic Corona chair. He later became a lecturer at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen.

Poul M. Volther

The furniture architect Poul M. Volther (1923-2001) was one of the leading lights in Danish design. In 1950, having completed his training as a cabinetmaker, he took over the position as head of FDB Møbler’s design studio from the furniture architect Børge Mogensen. Poul M. Volther quickly demonstrated his unique talent for developing high-quality furniture intended for mass production. In keeping with the spirit of FDB Møbler, he was involved in designing some of the most iconic pieces of furniture of the time, which ended up furnishing many of the new and modern homes being built during the advancement of the welfare state in the decades following the Second World War. His simple and functionalist idiom was rooted in good craftsmanship. Flexible furniture designed for everyday living. Furniture which was not designed for its looks, but for its comfort. One of his best-known pieces is the J46 spoke-back chair from 1956, which was a graceful new take on a modern kitchen chair. The J46 is one of the best selling-chairs for Danish homes throughout history. Poul M. Volther was head of design at FDB Møbler until 1955, after which he continued to design furniture, including the iconic Corona chair. He later became a lecturer at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen.

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Wooden Furniture – General Information

At FDB Møbler, we take pride in offering furniture that is handcrafted and made from natural materials, giving each product its own unique character. Please note that due to these handmade processes and natural materials, slight variations in size, shape, wood grain, and colour may occur between different production batches.

Wood can be affected by humidity, air temperature, and sunlight over longer periods. Always protect the wood from heat-emitting objects such as pots and candles, as well as potted plants that may release moisture.

To avoid colour differences caused by light exposure, it is recommended that you avoid placing permanent decorations on the table, such as placemats or vases, during the first month, regardless of the type of wooden furniture.

Care and maintenance of oiled wood

When cleaning, wipe the furniture with a well-wrung cloth using warm water. Spilled liquids should be wiped up immediately to avoid stains. Regular care and maintenance of the wood will help ensure a long lifespan for your furniture.

For surface maintenance, it is recommended to treat the wood with furniture oil 2–4 times a year or as needed. First clean the surface with a well-wrung cloth and let it dry. If the wood grain rises, lightly sand the surface with grit 220 or higher. Then follow the instructions provided with the chosen oil, and if necessary, start in a less visible area.

IMPORTANT:

• When treating a tabletop, it is important to treat both sides to prevent the solid wood from warping.

• When treating woven furniture, take care not to get oil on the paper cord.

• It is important to wipe off excess oil after the recommended absorption time, as leftover oil will leave the surface greasy.

• After using cloths or sponges, place them in a plastic bag filled with water and seal it airtight before disposal, as the oil may cause self-ignition. Please follow the oil manufacturer's instructions for proper disposal.

Care and maintenance of paper cord

Paper cord is treated with a thin layer of wax, which makes it more resistant. As it is a natural material, a darker patina will develop over time. If anything is spilled on the paper cord, remove as much of the liquid as possible using a dry, colorfast cloth. Then gently dab the stain with a well‑wrung cloth. Avoid rubbing the stain, and do not use chemicals, dish soap, or cleaning agents.

Discoloration of the paper cord may occur if it comes into contact with strong liquids such as red wine, fruit juice, or highly colored foods, or through contact with non–colorfast clothing. If preferred, use a seat cushion to protect the paper cord.

Leather upholstery – Care and maintenance

When using genuine leather, no two cuts will be identical, as the hide may show natural marks such as scars and wrinkles.

Protected leather:

This type of leather has been treated with a surface coating that ensures a uniform colour and appearance. Spilled liquids should be wiped up as quickly as possible, and if needed, wiped again with a dry cloth. Make sure to wipe the entire surface, as partial cleaning may cause watermarks. For aftercare, use soap flakes. Whisk the flakes with a small amount of demineralised water to create foam, then apply the foam to the leather. Once the leather is dry, wipe it with a well‑wrung cotton cloth.

Aniline leather (full-grain/untreated leather):

With this type of leather, the surface is untreated, highlighting the unique natural beauty of the material. Because it is an untreated natural material, a characteristic patina will develop over time, and natural drying of the leather may occur. Spilled liquids should be wiped up as quickly as possible, and if needed, wiped again with a dry cloth. Make sure to wipe the entire surface, as partial cleaning may cause watermarks. For aftercare, use leather cleaner and leather cream. Follow the instructions provided for the specific product.

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