Erik Buch – Dining Chairs – Model 310 – Set of 4 – Chr. Christensen – 1960s

This stunning set of 4 teak dining chairs, designed by Erik Buch in the 1960s, was produced by Christian Christensen’s Møbelfabrik in Denmark. Known as Model 310, these chairs epitomize the Danish mid-century modern style. Crafted from solid teak, the chairs feature a gracefully curved backrest and a wide, floating seat, upholstered in a petrol-blue faux leather.

The chairs showcase exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail, including discreet knobs on the sides of the backrest that conceal the screws, highlighting the precision and thoughtfulness in the joinery. The elegant, organic lines and the gentle curves of the teak backrest and frame are designed to provide excellent comfort and support, making these chairs not only visually appealing but also exceptionally comfortable for dining. The chairs are in good condition, but have signs of age and use.

Dimensions:
Height = 81 cm
Width = 51 cm
Depth = 50 cm

Most items can be shipped worldwide or picked up locally. Please contact us through email or Instagram to get a shipping quote.

Erik Buch Dining Chairs

This selected vintage design piece has the kind of presence that makes older furniture and lighting worth collecting. It brings together material, proportion and age in a way that new production rarely copies well.

The piece can be used in a home, studio or gallery interior. It also combines naturally with Scandinavian, Dutch, Italian and postmodern design, because the shape is clear and the material character remains visible.

Browse more objects in our vintage design shop, view related chairs, or read about worldwide delivery on our shipping services page.

For broader background, this piece sits within the long tradition of industrial design, where practical use and visual form belong together.

Also, this piece gives a room more depth. However, it does not take over the whole interior. Therefore, you can combine it with simple modern furniture. In addition, the shape feels clear and easy to understand. Finally, the vintage character adds warmth without making the room look heavy.

Moreover, collectors often like pieces that show age in an honest way. For example, small signs of use can make the object feel more real. As a result, the piece keeps its story and still works in daily life.

Vintage design details

First, the piece gives the room a clear point of interest. Next, it adds texture and shape. Also, it keeps the interior warm and personal. However, it does not need a busy setting. Therefore, it works best with calm furniture around it.

In addition, the design is easy to understand. For example, the form shows its function at once. Moreover, the material gives the object depth. As a result, the piece feels useful and decorative at the same time. Finally, it brings vintage character into daily life.

Because of this, the item suits both collectors and design lovers. Also, it can move between rooms without losing its charm. Therefore, it remains a strong and flexible vintage choice.