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ND54 High Chair
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Carl Hansen & Søn
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Nanna Ditzel (1923-2005) was probably the most internationally acclaimed female designer in Denmark. Her style was characterised by simplicity and purity and a more bold but well-matched choice of colours. She often combined colours which seemingly did not go together, but which she manged to balance nonetheless.

Together with her husband Jørgen Ditzel she designed jewelry for Georg Jensen but also furniture and textiles which earned silver medals at the Triennale in Milan 1951, 1954 and 1957 and the gold medal in 1960. In 1956 they were awarded the Lunning Prize.

Size: 52.00cm x 70.50cm x 51.00cm (max)
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ND54 High Chair

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The ND54 High Chair is an acclaimed work of modern children’s furniture, designed by the wife and husband team of Nanna and Jørgen Ditzel. In 1954, the Ditzels welcomed twin daughters – Lulu and Vita – into their family.

That same year, the couple used their daughters as a reference for how to determine the proportions of the High Chair, which was designed as a companion to a dining room set they had recently designed. In 1955, the High Chair was introduced to the public at the Danish Arts & Crafts Exhibition in Copenhagen. 

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