Set of 8 pine chairs, designed by Rainer Daumiller, Danish production, 1960s
Set of 8 pine chairs, designed by Rainer Daumiller. Danish production, 1960s. With a robust solid pine frame, these pieces exemplify the essence of modern Scandinavian design, with their organic and functional aesthetic that celebrates the natural beauty of wood. The rich texture and expressive grain of the pine, with a warm honey-colored patina, give the chairs a welcoming and authentic presence, while the sturdy cylindrical legs ensure stability and a sculptural touch.
Daumiller's approach, influenced by his connection to nature and Scandinavian modernism, is evident in the deliberate simplicity and quality of these pieces.
Era / Note
Rainer Daumiller (b. 1939) is a Danish designer best known for his solid wood furniture, particularly from the 1970s and 1980s, when Scandinavian design embraced organic forms and a renewed connection to natural materials. His most iconic work is the solid pine dining chair, designed in the early 1970s, with rounded, ergonomic shapes and a distinctly Nordic functionalist style. Often paired with matching dining tables, these chairs became emblematic of rustic-modern Danish design and remain sought after for their strength, simplicity, and comfort. Daumiller's work is characterized by its sturdy craftsmanship, honest use of materials, and timeless appeal. His pieces were primarily produced by Scandinavian manufacturers such as Hirtshals Sawmill, embodying the 1970s “back to nature” design ethos.
Set of 8 pine chairs, designed by Rainer Daumiller, Danish production, 1960s
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Product details
SKU
14/4128
Author / Artist
Rainer Daumiller (b. 1939)
Style
Scandinavian
Origin
Denmark
Materials
Pine
Color
Light brown
Condition
Good. Signs of use.
Height (cm)
76.5
Width (cm)
64.0
Depth (cm)
50.0
