Heritage 11.1 chair, black oak - black

Labofa’s Heritage 11.1 chair is easily recognized as a product of 1950s modernism. Originally designed in the mid-1950s, the dining chair combines a bent, veneered wooden seat with a slender steel frame, evoking the essence of mid-century modern style. The lightweight yet durable structure of the Heritage 11.1 chair, paired with its thoughtfully designed and comfortable seat, makes it a perfect choice for dining tables as well as offices, hotel rooms or restaurants.

Labofa's Heritage collection draws inspiration from the esteemed Danish company’s iconic vintage pieces, which have been rejuvenated under the curation of the design studio Norm Architects. The collection predominantly focuses on Danish design from the 1950s and 1960s, characterised by its minimalist and clean lines combined with sturdy, durable and nature-inspired materials.

Norm Architects

Labofa is a renowned Danish furniture manufacturer with roots dating back to 1943. Originally a factory that produced parts for cars and bicycles from old telephone cables, Johs. Larsen’s workshop transformed in the 1940s into a furniture workshop that became well-known for its elegant office chairs. During the 1950s to 1970s, Labofa’ss chairs gained great popularity not only in Danish homes but also in restaurants, cafeterias, schools and other public spaces. Timeless and minimalist chairs still form the essence of Labofa’s collection, but in addition, the brand also manufactures tables and versatile storage furniture.