Beautiful mid-century Danish design chairs, model 210, produced by Farstrup in the 1960s and imported from Denmark.

 The teak backrest is very elegant.
 The sturdy beechwood frame supports a comfortable seat covered in yellow fabric.

 We have reupholstered the seat with a beautiful mustard yellow fabric that will add color and style to your dining room.


 Publisher: Farstrup
 Era: 1960s
 Origin: Denmark
 Materials: Teak and fabric
 Color: Wood and black
 Style: Scandinavian, vintage
 Base: Tapered legs
 Special details: Reupholstered with a lovely mustard yellow fabric
 Dimensions: H78.5cm x L52cm x D49cm

 The Farstrup furniture factory has its roots in the village of Farstrup, which has 446 inhabitants. It is located in northern Himmerland, Denmark.

 Before becoming a furniture factory, it was a sawmill, established in 1910. Production expanded later to include furniture manufacturing. Furniture production intensified to represent more than half of the company's business in the 1960s.

 Designer Thomas Harlev worked for Farstrup in the 1950s. He created two iconic chairs during this time: the No. 210 and the Stick Back chair.