J165B - Barstool round - Oak

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Info about the product

J165 is an elegant and stylish take on a high stool with distinctively clean lines and a round, comfortable paper cord seat. It is unusual to see a high stool with a woven seat, but with an expression similar to other Danish dining chair classics, this high-chair clearly writes itself into that design tradition. A classic Jørgen Bækmark design with a highly contemporary functionality. J165 comes in different versions and was released to celebrate Jørgen Bækmarks 90th birthday.

Jørgen Bækmark

Jørgen Bækmark (b. 1929 - 2021) is behind several iconic Danish furniture. From 1958 and nine years on, he was a design director of FDB Møbler, where he helped make design furniture available to the common man.

Based on the Danish design tradition, his furniture is characterized by a beautiful, quiet design language and a solid craft with the eye for the smallest details. There is a special harmony in the furniture, including in his classic dining table chairs J80 and J81.

Perhaps most importantly, Jørgen Bækmark has always emphasized comfort, which his furniture bears the mark of the day today. 

Jørgen Bækmark

Jørgen Bækmark (b. 1929 - 2021) is behind several iconic Danish furniture. From 1958 and nine years on, he was a design director of FDB Møbler, where he helped make design furniture available to the common man.

Based on the Danish design tradition, his furniture is characterized by a beautiful, quiet design language and a solid craft with the eye for the smallest details. There is a special harmony in the furniture, including in his classic dining table chairs J80 and J81.

Perhaps most importantly, Jørgen Bækmark has always emphasized comfort, which his furniture bears the mark of the day today. 

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