Pair of Monza Leather Armchairs, Designed by Jens Juul Eilersen, Manufactured by Niels Eilersen, Denmark, 1970s

Description

Pair of Monza leather armchairs, designed by Jens Juul Eilersen and produced in the 1970s by the Niels Eilersen manufactory, a highly regarded Danish furniture manufacturer. This is the Monza model, featuring concealed zippers on the underside of cushions upholstered in genuine leather in shades of grey. These large cushions form a soft-edged frame, making the model visually intriguing and striking. Their generous proportions and comfort make these armchairs positively inviting for sitting and relaxing. The quality of the materials used and the workmanship are at the highest level of craftsmanship. The armchairs bear signatures on the upholstery beneath the cushions, as well as a manufacturer’s label affixed to the underside.

The brand’s history dates back to 1895 and is founded on a vision that remains relevant today: to create the best product possible, one that is unique while also tailored to people’s needs. True quality reveals itself after years of use, and Eilersen combines the finest materials with a proud craft tradition. Initially, the company produced horse-drawn carriages, and Niels Eilersen was the first person in Denmark to use steam to bend wood. Over the years, its woodworking and upholstery techniques were perfected, eventually making it one of the world’s most recognisable Danish brands.

The armchairs have been preserved in their original vintage condition. The leather shows signs of age in the form of changes in pigmentation and scuffs. The seat height is 38 cm.

The concealed zippers are damaged.