The PK31 series has modernist quirky corners that make neat use of space, and can be arranged side-by-side for a flowing seating arrangement or separately to create great angles and lines.

From the smooth curves of the solid metal legs to the hard, beautiful angles of the comfortable upholstery, this armchair is precision-crafted for a lifetime of hardy us.

The slightly tilted-back design of the PK31 series simply begs to be experienced, showing off designer Kjaerholm’s genius ability to combine hard, artistic lines with curvy comfort.

Designed by Poul Kjærholm
DENMARK (January 8, 1929 - April 18, 1980) Poul Kjærholm's pieces are sculptures in themselves, but with an understated, subtle quality that makes them ideally suited for accompanying art. In 2004, New York's Museum of Modern Art installed Kjærholm daybeds, tables and chairs in its galleries and restaurant. In his furniture, Kjærholm emphasized use and wear, with a focus on materials that were durable and improved with age. He viewed each piece as an element to support an architectural space, and was equally interested in how a chair or lounge positioned the sitter in relation to the surrounding floors and walls.