Mid-century Teak Grete Jalk Model 56 Armchair

A Chair That Feels Light and Calm

The Teak Grete Jalk Armchair brings a quiet sense of balance into a room. It was designed in 1956 and reflects the clean thinking of Danish modern design.

Because of its shape, the chair feels light and open. It does not dominate a space. Instead, it fits in easily and adds a calm presence.

Soft Curves and Warm Wood

This Teak Grete Jalk Armchair features a solid teak frame with smooth, flowing lines. The armrests curve gently, while the legs taper neatly towards the floor.

As a result, the chair feels both strong and elegant. The natural teak grain adds warmth and depth without feeling heavy.

New Bouclé Upholstery

We have reupholstered the chair in high-quality white bouclé fabric. This gives it a soft and textured finish. At the same time, the fabric contrasts nicely with the warm wood.

Because of this update, the chair feels fresh and ready to use. It also suits modern interiors while keeping its original character.

Comfort and Everyday Use

The Teak Grete Jalk Armchair is comfortable and practical. You can use it in a living room, bedroom, or reading corner.

It offers a supportive seat while still looking refined. Therefore, it works as both a functional chair and a design piece.

Carefully Restored

We have fully restored the teak frame and finished it with a French polish. This brings out the richness of the wood and protects the surface.

The upholstery is new and unmarked. As a result, the chair presents in excellent condition.

Dimensions

• Width: 66 cm
• Depth: 63 cm
• Height: 86 cm
• Seat Height: 46 cm

A Timeless Danish Design

Many chairs from this period feel familiar. However, the Teak Grete Jalk Armchair stands out because of its balance and simplicity.

It works well in both modern and vintage spaces. If you want a chair that feels easy to live with, this is a strong choice.

About Grete Jalk

Grete Jalk was one of Denmark’s most respected furniture designers of the 20th century. She trained as an architect and became known for her clean, practical approach to design. During the 1950s and 1960s, she created furniture that combined comfort with simple, sculptural forms. Today, her work remains highly sought after because it still feels modern and easy to use. The lasting appeal of pieces like the Teak Grete Jalk Armchair shows how well her designs have stood the test of time.