Risom C142 Chair (1955) - Upholstered Seat & Back Frame:Oak - Dark Brown seat and more

seat and more

But thanks to its striking looks

The seat is hand-made in collaboration with the Danish socio-economic company ‘Blindes Arbejde' which employs visually impaired people in the manufacturing of traditional

shelf and trusses – provides space for clothes

Made as one piece

Risom C142 Chair (1955) - Upholstered Seat & Back Frame:Oak - Dark Brown seat and moreStellar Works is reissuing the C140 in its original caned back version as well the upholstered C142, which has an upholstered back. The chairs come in a choice of Ash or Walnut. The Iconic C140 chair was also used in the White House under President Lyndon B. Johnsons administration and Johnson was photographed sitting in it signing the Civil Rights Act in 1964 and the Highway Beautification Act in 1965.