Risom C140 Chair (1955)
Risom C140 Chair (1955)
Risom C140 Chair (1955)
Risom C140 Chair (1955)
Risom C140 Chair (1955)
Risom C140 Chair (1955)

Risom C140 Chair (1955)

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Upholstery
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MATERIAL

Solid wood frame, upholstery and cane

DIMENSIONS

W23” x D23” x H32”

Seat Height: 18”

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Stellar Works reissued the C140 in its original caned back version as well the upholstered C142, which has an upholstered back. The chairs come in a choice Walnut. For the upholstery, Stellar works have selected Hallingdal 65 from Kvadrat, designed by mid-century Danish designer iconic Nanna Ditzel, in a choice of 457 (yellow), 547 (orange) 850 (blue).

The Iconic C140 chair was used in the White House under President Lyndon B. Johnson’s administration and Johnson was photographed sitting in it signing the Civil Rights Act in 1964 and the Highway Beautification Act in 1965.

This year, Stellar Works is adding new important pieces to its existing collection of Jens Risom designs. Originating from his mid-century heydays, the six new models are prime examples of Risom´s aesthetics and proof of the enduring quality of his timeless work.

All orders ship free of charge in 2-3 business days from Los Angeles.

Designed by

Jens Risom

An acclaimed designer, Jens Risom studied at Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College as well as The School of Arts and Crafts in Copenhagen, along with Hans J. Wegner and Børge Mogensen, where he studied Industrial arts and design.

Jens Risom emigrated to New York In 1939 and after success designing the majority of Hans Knoll’s first furniture collection, he established his own design company. Jens Risom Design Inc. grew to be one of the three largest furniture companies in America, with offices spanning to Argentina, England and Australia. His designs continue to inspire many today and his legacy remains strongly present in the design world.

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