Elevate your dining experience with the Dyrlund 1598 Dining Chair—a pure expression of Scandinavian design delight. Meticulously crafted with an open wooden back and molded, highly durable foam seat, this chair shines in its simplicity and comfort. Choose from an array of exquisite hardwoods—teak, oak, cherry, beech, walnut, and more—or add a personal touch with leather or fabric upholstery to suit your style.
Model 1598 is the perfect fit for cozy dining nooks and spacious open-plan kitchens. Its sleek wooden form is not only visually stunning but also easy to care for—no upholstery, no fuss, just a classic design made for modern living.
- 100% Solid wood
- Thick Sorensen Prestige leather
- Made in Denmark
- Mortise and tenon lock dowel joinery
- Thick seat pad for superior comfort
- Properly angled backrest provides ergonomic support
Dyrlund approaches environmental responsibility through a philosophy rooted in material honesty, longevity, and respect for nature rather than through overt sustainability marketing. The company consistently emphasizes working closely with natural materials, particularly solid woods, and allowing the character of the raw material to guide both design and construction. By producing furniture in Denmark using traditional cabinetmaking methods, Dyrlund maintains close control over quality and material use, reducing excess and prioritizing thoughtful production over volume.
A central aspect of Dyrlund’s environmental stance is durability. Their furniture is designed and built to last for decades, often generations, which stands in contrast to disposable furniture cycles that contribute to unnecessary waste. Solid wood construction, careful joinery, and hand finishing result in pieces that can be maintained, repaired, and refinished rather than replaced. This long life approach is frequently framed by the company as a responsible investment in the future and a respectful use of natural resources.
While Dyrlund does not publicly outline formal sustainability certifications or detailed environmental reporting, its practices align with a quieter, traditional model of sustainability common in classic Danish manufacturing. By valuing craftsmanship, minimizing trend driven production, and creating furniture intended for long term use, Dyrlund supports an environmentally mindful approach that prioritizes endurance, material integrity, and reduced consumption over time.
A central aspect of Dyrlund’s environmental stance is durability. Their furniture is designed and built to last for decades, often generations, which stands in contrast to disposable furniture cycles that contribute to unnecessary waste. Solid wood construction, careful joinery, and hand finishing result in pieces that can be maintained, repaired, and refinished rather than replaced. This long life approach is frequently framed by the company as a responsible investment in the future and a respectful use of natural resources.
While Dyrlund does not publicly outline formal sustainability certifications or detailed environmental reporting, its practices align with a quieter, traditional model of sustainability common in classic Danish manufacturing. By valuing craftsmanship, minimizing trend driven production, and creating furniture intended for long term use, Dyrlund supports an environmentally mindful approach that prioritizes endurance, material integrity, and reduced consumption over time.
All wood used in the Dyrlund Model 1598 Dining frame chair is solid. The seat consists of a high-grade furniture board foundational deck, high-density foundational foam, and batting.
Dyrlund
Dyrlund is where Danish design shows its quiet confidence—solid woods, impeccable joinery, and a deep respect for craftsmanship that never chases trends. For decades, the family-owned manufacturer has specialized in sculptural tables, desks, and storage pieces that feel both substantial and refined, built to age beautifully rather than demand attention. Rooted in traditional cabinetmaking and executed with modern precision, Dyrlund furniture reflects the enduring values of Danish modernism: honesty of materials, functional elegance, and a belief that the best design speaks softly—but lasts a lifetime.
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