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Found this sweet Danish Modern IB Kofod Larsen Lounge Chair, imported by Selig. Picked this up at a yard sale from a little old lady. About flipped out when I saw it, then the price. Got it for pretty much nothing! :) The chair is in near mint condition. My cell phone pics don't do it justice what so ever.
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I have one just like this but I need to get the straps for it. People sell the straps on ebay but kind of high priced. I got mine at a thrift store for almost nothing too !
my grandmother had a home that was decorated mid century. The chair that you have pictured here brings back so many memories of times spent with her. She had a pair of these chairs with nested tables in between them, and a white tri- teardrop lamp that hung overhead. All of which were situated in front of floor to ceiling windows that overlooked a Japanese style garden. Her home was so ahead of its time. probably only 700 sq feet, completely efficient and so absolutely lovely. I would love to get a couple of these chairs for myself if you decide to sell them please let me know. Thank you, Patti