
Seating
Carl-Axel Acking 'Trienna' Lounge Chair in Oak and Leather, Sweden, 1957
Carl-Axel Acking
Price on request
Original 'Trienna' lounge chair designed by Carl-Axel Acking in 1957 for the Milan Triennale. A masterclass in mid-century Swedish modernism, featuring an exposed oak frame and a suspended leather sling seat with beautiful natural patina.
Designed by celebrated Swedish architect and designer Carl-Axel Acking in 1957, the 'Trienna' lounge chair is a definitive icon of Scandinavian mid-century modernism. Originally showcased at the Milan Triennale as part of a landmark exhibition of Swedish design, this rare collector's piece marries architectural rigour with organic warmth. The chair is constructed with a clean-lined oak frame that supports a continuous, suspended leather sling forming both the seat and backrest. The rich brown leather exhibits a characterful, natural patina and signs of age that beautifully underscore its provenance, along with historical repairs characteristic of a well-loved vintage piece. Available as a pair, this sophisticated armchair brings effortless elegance and exceptional craftsmanship to a refined living room, private library, or executive office. Priced individually.
- Origin
- Sweden, 1950s
- Dimensions
- W 74 × D 70 × H 77 cm; seat 40 cm
- Materials
- Oak, Leather
- Condition
- Signs of vintage wear and tear, including a local repair to the leather and a rich natural patina consistent with age.