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J53 was designed by furniture architect Poul M. Volther in 1953. The design was originally launched as both an armchair and a 2-seater sofa, representing a break with the design tradition of the time where fully upholstered furniture had dominated living rooms for decades. The time was right for lighter and more modern furniture, which perfectly suited Volther's simple and functionalist design language. When the chair was launched in 1953, Poul M. Volther was head of design at FDB Møbler, and in the wake of the presentation, several major manufacturers launched similar designs. Relaunching in 2024, the J53 is retrospective and relevant at the same time and is one of many great chairs from Volther's hand that remind us of our history and heritage.
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25.8"W x 30.8"D x 30.6"H, SH: 15.7"
Material: Oak
Frame color: Natural Oiled
Frame surface treatment: Natural Oiled
Upholstery:
Grain,Gabriel (92% recycled polyester, 8% poly, 100,000 martindale)
Main Line Flax, Camira (70% wool, 30% flax, 50,000 martindale)
Monza, DePloeg (28% acrylic, 24% cotton, 80,000 martindale)
Cosmo,Nordic Farbric (90% polyester, 10% nylon, >30,000 martindale)
All furniture comes with a 10-year warranty when used and maintained according to FDB Møbler's care guide. If a defect occurs, an item will be repaired or replaced, or offer a similar alternative if the item is no longer available.
Please note: The warranty excludes garden furniture, home accessories, textiles, and kitchen items (which have a 2-year warranty). It does not cover regular wear, misuse, or improper maintenance. Proof of purchase is required, and outlet items are not covered.

Guaranteed Authentic
FDB Møbler is a Danish furniture brand founded in 1942 with the goal of making high-quality, well-designed furniture accessible to everyone. Known for its clean, functional aesthetic, it worked with legendary designers like Børge Mogensen and Poul M. Volther. After a hiatus, the brand was revived in 2013 and continues to produce timeless, sustainable pieces rooted in the traditions of Danish design.

