List of products by designers Poul Kjaerholm

Poul Kjærholm's very first dining chair - the light, elegant and comfortable PK1 - was designed in 1955.

The PK9™ is a side chair also known as the "Tulip chair" due to its unique shape. The shape characterized by the three pieces of satin-brushed stainless steel that act as a column, a set of legs and carriers of the leather seating element. 

The PK15 is Poul Kjærholm’s final design, his lifelong pursuit of perfection and dedication to details is evident in the simple and calm appearance masking remarkably complex woodwork craftsmanship.

The PK 22 lounge chair is an iconic creation of the scandinavian modernist design, its has a graceful and minimalist line. It is one of the leading creation of the designer Poul Kjaerholm, its immediate comercial success and the recognition of the design field professionals,awarded by the Grand Prix of Milan Triennale's in 1957, will definitly ensure the international fame the designer.

Design Poul Kjaerholm, 1968

PK20 is a simple and elegant lounge chair. Its flexible frame is made of matt chromed spring steel. The PK20 version with low backrest is part of the permanent collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

Design Poul Kjaerholm, 1965

The PK24 longge chair is perhaps the most recognizable chair in Poul Kjaerholm's work with his PK22 armchair. The designer was inspired by the Rococo period and the French chaise longue to create the PK24 with its elegant and organic curves.

First version of the famous PK22, The Poul Kjaerholm PK25 easy chair has a transparent and dynamic line, its structure made of a single piece of flat bended steel the incarnation of the designer’s dexterity

The PK52 elegant and refined modernist desk was originally designed for the Royal Danish academy of fine arts by the renown modernist pioneer the designer Poul Kjaerholm. The elegant association of materials and its simple lines allow its association with contemporary or classic furnitures as well as spaces.

Design Poul Kjaerholm, 1963

The PK54 dining table is an encounter between two geometric shapes: the square and the circle. The table becomes a true sculpture through the elegance and purity of its lines. Poul Kjaerholm has also combined two materials together: the base is in satin brushed stainless steel and its top in marble or granite.

The PK63 A coffee table has a simple and functional design. Thanks to its timeless modernist line, it can easily fit into any type of space.

Design Poul Kjaerholm, 1957

The PK80 daybed is a perfect balance between form and the chosen materials. It is minimalist but sophisticated. Its cushion can be upholstered in leather or in canvas Natural. Its base is in satin stainless steel.

The PK80 day bed is in the galleries of the Museum of Modern Art in New York since 2004.