Description
Pair of Finnish curved easy chairs, designed by Carl-Johan Boman. Produced by Oy Boman Ab in Finland, 1940s. Tapered wooden legs, seats are newly upholstered in Sahara sheepskin.
Dimensions:
Height: 74 cm / 29.14 in
Width: 78 cm / 30.71 in
Depth: 74 cm / 29.14 in
Seat height: 40 cm / 15.75 in
This pair of rare Finnish curved easy chairs, designed by Carl-Johan Boman (1883-1969) and produced by his company Oy Boman Ab in the 1940s, is a classic example of Finnish modernist design. Boman applied a structured approach to furniture-making, integrating organic forms with functional considerations. The curved silhouette of these chairs aligns with the Scandinavian design principles of the mid-20th century, emphasizing efficiency and utility.
Produced in Finland during a period of Nordic design development, these chairs exhibit influences from both Art Deco and early modernism. The rounded backrests contribute to a calculated balance between aesthetics and ergonomic support. The craftsmanship is evident in the precise joinery and use of quality materials, ensuring structural integrity and longevity.
Carl-Johan Boman’s work holds a recognized position in Finnish design history. Having inherited an understanding of artisanal techniques, his production reflects a measured approach to form and construction. Manufactured in limited numbers, these chairs are of interest to collectors and those with a deep appreciation for Nordic furniture history. This pair represents an opportunity to acquire a documented piece of 1940s Finnish design, defined by its restrained elegance and functional clarity.