Drawn’s understated design looks humble, but it is imbued with warmth.
Format: Sketchup / Max / OBJ / Textures
By the time Hvidt and Mølgaard crafted Drawn – also known as Model 316 -
in 1956, the duo enjoyed fifteen years of furniture-making experience to draw
from. No wonder they produced a chair that stands out as a definitive piece of
Danish design.
Relying upon the traditional craftsmanship techniques that Hvidt and Mølgaard
learned at the School of Arts and Crafts in Copenhagen, Drawn brings a sense of
wholesome honesty to any space. As its name suggests, the chair was sketched
out by the duo in a precomputer era. Such a hand-drawn approach is reflected in
the clean simplicity of this charmingly unpretentious piece.
Despite its classical origins, Drawn is a piece that is intended to be useful.
Melding the beauty of historic Danish furniture-making with a decidedly modern
sensibility, the hand-crafted chair boasts a solid oak or walnut form together
with a hand-woven paper cord seat. While its lightweight frame might suggest
otherwise, Drawn is a strong and stable construction that is underscored by a deep
understanding of comfort.
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