This rare set of dining room chairs was designed by Henning (Henry) Kjærnulf in the late 1950s. The chairs were produced by Nyrup Møbelfabrik in Denmark.

The set consists of ten chairs made of solid oak with a beautiful grain and colour. The sculptural design is marked by the distinct wing shape of the backrest and the rounded lines of the central back splat. Striking carved details can be found in the four legs and the three connecting spindles, adding to the organic, Danish modern aesthetic.

The chairs are in overall very good condition, restored preserving the original, warm patina of the oak wood. The shade/grain of the wood slightly varies from chair to chair, not distracting when placed in a group. The seats have been completely renewed and reupholstered in a beautiful ivory Lelièvre Paris bouclé fabric.