• manufacturer/type:

Kill International, Low back Tulip chair

• designer, year:

Preben Fabricius & Jørgen Kastholm, 1964

• material:
vintage dark brown leather and die cast metal base

• measurements:

43 cm deep x 76 cm width x 86 cm high

• condition:

beautiful vintage condition with usermarks and nice patina to the leather. One floor glider is missing (see picture).

• background:


• literature:


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M228: Preben Fabricius & Jørgen Kastholm for Kill International

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Fabricius & Kastholm met each other at the School of Interior design, subsequently formed a partnership and together founded an architect’s office in 1961. They specialised in designing furniture and single-family housing. Although they have individually created some interesting designs, it is in partnership that they have achieved their greatest successes. Their furniture is elegant, refined, and designed with an amazing sense of functionality, detail and quality.
Preben Fabricius (left) [1931-1984] served his apprenticeship as a cabinet maker with master joiner Niels Vodder in 1952, followed by a course at the School of Interior Design. On completing his studies he was employed by architect Ole Hagen.
Jorgen Kastholm, (right) [1931-2007] first trained as a blacksmith, and later as an architect at the school of interior design, he worked for a period of time with Arne Jacobsen, who became an inspiration to him, he later travelled to Beirut, where he designed the local SAS office (Scandinavian Airlines System). Since then Kastholm has had a successful career and received many prizes and awards. source: www.dailyicon.net