Stokke - Peter Opsvik - Children's chair - Tripp Trapp - Beech wood - Dated from 2007

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Tripp Trapp high chair in natural beech wood, designed by Peter Opsvik and dating from 2007, produced in the Netherlands, in good used condition with minor signs of aging and spots, with a height of 79 cm, width 46 cm and depth 49 cm, in Scandinavian design.

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This is the iconic Tripp Trapp high chair from the Norwegian brand Stokke, a true design icon. It is the chair that grows with your child, a smart and timeless design by Peter Opsvik from 1972.

This chair, dated 2007, is made of beech wood with a natural varnished finish and black metal bars. The clever design ensures that both the seat and the footrest are fully adjustable in height and depth. This keeps your child seated ergonomically and comfortably at the dining table; this chair is suitable from age 3.

The chair is in good, used condition and has the character you would expect from a piece of furniture with a history. The original paint and construction are intact, ready for a new chapter. It is a sustainable choice that lasts for generations.

Thanks to the minimalist and functional Scandinavian design, this Tripp Trapp chair fits seamlessly into almost any interior. It slides perfectly up to the dining table and ensures your little one is always part of the family life.
You can still paint or stain it in a nice color if that better suits your interior.
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See the photos for more details. It is packed with great care and shipped by registered mail.

Seller's Story

Lover of Art Deco, vintage, and antique—and always on the lookout for beautiful old, atmospheric furniture and lamps.
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This is the iconic Tripp Trapp high chair from the Norwegian brand Stokke, a true design icon. It is the chair that grows with your child, a smart and timeless design by Peter Opsvik from 1972.

This chair, dated 2007, is made of beech wood with a natural varnished finish and black metal bars. The clever design ensures that both the seat and the footrest are fully adjustable in height and depth. This keeps your child seated ergonomically and comfortably at the dining table; this chair is suitable from age 3.

The chair is in good, used condition and has the character you would expect from a piece of furniture with a history. The original paint and construction are intact, ready for a new chapter. It is a sustainable choice that lasts for generations.

Thanks to the minimalist and functional Scandinavian design, this Tripp Trapp chair fits seamlessly into almost any interior. It slides perfectly up to the dining table and ensures your little one is always part of the family life.
You can still paint or stain it in a nice color if that better suits your interior.
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See the photos for more details. It is packed with great care and shipped by registered mail.

Seller's Story

Lover of Art Deco, vintage, and antique—and always on the lookout for beautiful old, atmospheric furniture and lamps.
Translated by Google Translate

Details

Era
After 2000
Title additional information
Dated from 2007
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Netherlands
Manufacturer/brand
Stokke
Model
Tripp Trapp
Designer/artist/maker
Peter Opsvik
Material
Beech wood
Style
Scandinavian design
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
79 cm
Width
46 cm
Depth
49 cm
Estimated period
2000-2010
The NetherlandsVerified
2165
Objects sold
99.07%
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