Safari Armchair, Karin Mobring, 1970s, Sweden
This safari armchair dates to the 1970s and was designed by Karin Mobring, a Swedish designer associated with early IKEA furniture design. The chair reflects Scandinavian modernist principles of the period, combining functional construction with a restrained, utilitarian aesthetic.
The armchair is constructed with a solid pine wood frame and features an original canvas seat and back, secured with leather loops, a defining characteristic of classic safari-style seating. The honest materials and clear construction emphasize comfort, durability, and visual lightness.
The chair is preserved in original vintage condition. The wood and textile surfaces show visible patina and signs of use consistent with age, contributing to its authenticity and character. It works well as an accent chair in living rooms, studios, or interiors with a vintage, Scandinavian, or eclectic focus.
Specifications
Designer: Karin Mobring
Period: 1970s–1980s
Origin: Sweden
Style: Scandinavian Modernism / Safari design
Materials: Pine wood, canvas, leather
Color: Natural wood, neutral canvas
Condition: Original vintage condition with visible patina and wear consistent with age
Estimated weight: approx. 10–12 kg per piece
Dimensions
Height: 71 cm
Width: 64 cm
Depth: 56 cm
Seat height: 36 cm
Multiple pieces available:
A total of 4 identical armchairs are available.
The price listed is for one armchair.
If you are interested in purchasing more than one piece, please inquire about availability.
