Bernt Petersen - Sofa (2) - Oak





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Two-piece mid-century modern Danish sofa set designed by Bernt Petersen (1937–2017), in oak with a grey frame and black bolts, from the Kludestol/Model Bernt/Model 370 modular system dating to the late 1960s to early 1970s and produced in Denmark, consisting of a double seat and an ottoman with a 135 cm width, 80 cm height and 90 cm depth, in good used condition with light signs of age.
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Scandinavian Modern / Mid-Century design by Bernt Petersen (1937-2017) - one of the best-known Danish furniture designers.
This is a two-seater sofa with an ottoman from the iconic modular system Kludestolen / Model Bernt / Model 370 from the late 60s, early 70s. you can connect them endlessly. It was later produced in the 1980s by Wørts Møbelsnedkeri / Møbelfabrik, Denmark.
characteristic of Bernt Petersen's designs are
- Light oak frame with visible tenon joints and black bolts.
- Low lounge proportion - Bernt Petersen wanted furniture that sat almost on the floor
- also characteristic is the cushion that is draped over the frame with the headrest held by leather straps / canvas belts - that’s why the Danes called it the "rag chair" (Kludestol)
Scandinavian Modern / Mid-Century design by Bernt Petersen (1937-2017) - one of the best-known Danish furniture designers.
This is a two-seater sofa with an ottoman from the iconic modular system Kludestolen / Model Bernt / Model 370 from the late 60s, early 70s. you can connect them endlessly. It was later produced in the 1980s by Wørts Møbelsnedkeri / Møbelfabrik, Denmark.
characteristic of Bernt Petersen's designs are
- Light oak frame with visible tenon joints and black bolts.
- Low lounge proportion - Bernt Petersen wanted furniture that sat almost on the floor
- also characteristic is the cushion that is draped over the frame with the headrest held by leather straps / canvas belts - that’s why the Danes called it the "rag chair" (Kludestol)

