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J46 Dining Chair Set of 2 by FDB Møbler

J46 Dining Chair Set of 2

by Poul M. Volther for FDB Møbler

5.0(2)

$739.00
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Key Features

10 Years warranty
Made in Latvia
The J46 Dining Chair Set of 2 from FDB Møbler offers Poul Volther's 1956 spoke-back design in a paired configuration. The chairs feature vertical slats forming the backrest, creating an open profile that provides support while maintaining visual lightness. Volther developed this design to deliver sitting comfort in both kitchen and dining settings, with proportions refined for extended use. The spoke construction reduces visual weight while preserving structural integrity, and the design has become one of Denmark's best-selling chairs.
Item Number
FDB2694560
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MFR ID
J46SS310112

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We're very happy with our chairs! They are a great size, not too big, not too small. Sturdy and with enough weight to feel solid but not so heavy they feel bulky. Craftsmanship is great, very nice fit/finish. #sweepstakes

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Beautiful

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FDB Møbler

Based in Albertslund, Denmark, FDB Møbler remains a torchbearer of timeless Danish design—producing sustainable, high-quality furniture intended to endure both physically and stylistically for generations. In 1942, amid a world dominated by heavy, ornate furnishings accessible only to the privileged few, a quiet revolution began in Denmark.