Soborg Chair - Steel Frame, Seat Upholstered
Soborg Chair - Steel Frame, Seat Upholstered
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Designer Borge Mogensen
In 1950, Borge Mogensen introduced the prototype of the Soborg Chair. His fusion of functionalism, expertise in cabinetmaking and use of new production techniques led to a remarkably simple chair that could be manufactured industrially. Merging his signature love of solid wood with his newfound passion for plywood shells, Mogensen crafted the Soborg Chair with soft rounded corners and gentle lines in a timeless design that appears light yet solid, with an ample-sized seat and back to ensure endless hours of comfort.
20.08" W x 19.88" D x 31.3" H
Seat: 18.31" H
COM: 1 yd
COL: 1 yd²
Plywood side chair with steel frame.
Interchangeable seat pad upholstered in CMHR
or HR foam with fixed cover in fabric or leather.
Interchangeable back mounted with
black metal screws.
Oak is FSC® Certified
EN 16139:2013 (L2)
EN 1022:2005
In 1950, Borge Mogensen introduced the prototype of the Soborg Chair. His fusion of functionalism, expertise in cabinetmaking and use of new production techniques led to a supremely simple chair that could be manufactured industrially.
Merging his signature love of solid wood with his new-found passion for plywood shells, Mogensen crafted the Soborg Chair with soft rounded corners and gentle lines in a timeless design that appears light yet solid, with an ample-sized seat and back to ensure endless hours of comfort. It is a handcrafted approach to an industrial dilemma that highlights the textural properties of solid wood, plywood and later steel, in a subsequent version for the frame.
The Soborg Chair remains a favorite for its simple, unimposing presence. A chair that’s equally at home in any modern environment – in restaurants, working spaces, public areas or any socially engaging space.
Fredericia Furniture warranties that purchased product(s) will be free from manufacturer’s defects in material and workmanship for a period of 7 years.
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