Dennie Chair
Design by
Nanna & Jørgen Ditzel
Year
1956
Onecollection has relaunched the easy chair, Dennie, which was designed by Nanna and Jørgen Ditzel in 1956 for Fritz Hansen. The Dennie Chair is nicely complemented by a footstool and a small table. The chair, symbolically named Dennie, is available with upholstery in fabric or leather and a frame in chrome or black painted steel. Furthermore, an upholstered footstool and a small side table with a white laminate tabletop are part of the Dennie series.
Technical information
General Info
Design by: Henrik Tengler
Year: 1956
Dimensions:
Chair: W 82cm x D 80cm x H 90cm and 37 cm seathight.
Footstool: W 40cm x D 40cm x H 35cm
Specifications
Model and materials:
NJ 2056 (Dennie Chair)
NJ 2057 (Dennie Footstool)
Frame: Satin chrome, chrome, burnished steel or black painted.
Upholstery: Fabric or leather.
Downloads
2D Drawing
About the Dennie Chair
Nanna Ditzel, who was one of the most influential modern furniture designers in Denmark, passed away in 2005. Her daughter Dennie, who oversees her parents’ design heritage, asked Onecollection to relaunch the chair which has always held a special place in her mother’s house. To Dennie, it is her cozy childhood chair, where she sat safely and had stories read out loud to her. The Dennie Chair combines style with casual comfort. Whether placed in the living room or the office, the curved shape and soft seat  create a welcoming vibe that invoke relaxed conversations.
Nanna & Jørgen Ditzel
Nanna Ditzel was trained to be a cabinetmaker and also graduated from the Industrial Arts and Crafts College in 1946. Together with her husband Jørgen Ditzel she designed jewelry, furniture and textiles. They established their own design studio in 1946.Â
