Set of 4 “Kontiki” Dining Chairs by Yngve Ekström for Troeds, Sweden – 1

Price is for the set of four. 
 
A beautifully balanced set of four dining chairs designed by renowned Swedish designer Yngve Ekström for Troeds in the 1960s. This model, known as “Kontiki”, embodies the refined elegance of Scandinavian modernism.
Crafted in solid teak, the frames have been professionally cleaned and reoiled, bringing out the rich warmth and natural grain of the wood. The chairs feature green textured upholstery making them ideal for all type of interior. 
The sculptural backrests and seamless joinery highlight the high craftsmanship of Swedish mid-century design, offering not only aesthetic beauty but also excellent ergonomic support.
 
Designer: Yngve Ekström
 
Maker: Troeds
 
Model: Kontiki
 
Country of Origin: Sweden
 
Period: Mid Century
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Date of Origin: circa 1960
 
Material: Teak, Textile
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Color: Green
 
Yngve Ekström (1913–1988)
Yngve Ekström was one of the leading figures of Swedish modernism and co-founder of the furniture company Swedese. He is best known for designing the iconic "Lamino" chair, which remains a symbol of Scandinavian design to this day. Ekström's philosophy emphasized simplicity, comfort, and craftsmanship – qualities clearly reflected in the Kontiki model. His designs helped shape the international perception of Nordic design during the mid-20th century.
 
Troeds, based in the town of Bjärnum, Sweden, was one of the foremost producers of high-quality modern furniture during the 1950s and 1960s. The company collaborated with some of Scandinavia’s top designers, including Yngve Ekström and Nils Jonsson. Known for their precision craftsmanship, use of quality materials like teak and rosewood, and sleek, timeless silhouettes, Troeds furniture remains highly sought after by collectors and design lovers worldwide.