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Introduction
Paere Dansk has been a prominent producer of modern rosewood furniture in Denmark since 1944, offering both vintage and newly made editions of original designs. The company emphasizes the use of solid wood, particularly rosewood, and combines mechanization with traditional craftsmanship to create high-quality, sculptural furniture.

The Making of Our Chairs
Paere Dansk chairs are crafted by skilled cabinetmakers using traditional methods, with a rigorous selection of globally sourced wood. The chairs are assembled without modern assembly lines, ensuring unique quality. Upholstery involves polyurethane foam, and many models feature hand-woven seats for added durability.

Design History
The design philosophy of Paere Dansk blends functionality with artistic detailing, influenced by Kaare Klint's teachings. The 1950s Danish furniture design is characterized as organic, inspired by natural forms, with designers like NO Moller and Vestergaard Jensen creating sculptural forms using wood.

Key Features and Market Position
Paere Dansk is a global leader in solid rosewood furniture, known for its timeless, sculptural, and durable designs. It is the only company in Europe and the Americas producing solid rosewood tables of modern design, targeting the "new rich" worldwide.

Conclusion
Paere Dansk maintains high standards of Danish furniture design and craftsmanship, continuing a legacy of quality and innovation in solid wood furniture.
Introduction
This document addresses the sustainability and investment value of furniture, focusing on wood usage and deforestation impacts. It highlights sustainable forestry's importance and the benefits of investing in solid wood furniture.

Sustainability and Material Considerations
The document emphasizes the alarming deforestation rate, with 11% of trees lost annually, potentially leading to no standing forests by 2050. It advocates for sustainable forestry practices and highlights the long-term carbon sequestration benefits of solid wood furniture, contrasting with the high carbon footprint of materials like plywood.

Collectability and Investment Value
The collectability and investment value of furniture are linked to materials and production methods. Synthetic materials may reduce value due to limited lifespan, while rosewood furniture made using traditional methods is seen as high quality and scarce, enhancing its investment potential.

Furniture Models and Materials
The document details various table models, such as PD55 and PD60, highlighting design aesthetics from different decades and wood types used, including rosewood, walnut, and teak. It also lists dimensions and finishes available for each model.

Dining Chairs and Lounge Furniture
Several dining chair models by NO Moller are described, available in wood types like rosewood, oak, and teak. Lounge furniture designs by notable designers are also mentioned, emphasizing craftsmanship and material quality.

Conclusion
Paere Dansk aims to offer investment-worthy furniture with a lifespan of up to 500 years, focusing on high-quality materials and traditional craftsmanship. The document underscores the importance of choosing sustainable and durable furniture for long-term value and environmental responsibility.
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Why Paere Dansk iM^Tiiy^ Paere Dansk 1. NO Moller 1962 dining chair in Victoria & Albert Museum's Collection of Modern Design 2. modern design is timeless, sculptural, comfortable and durable 3. #1 global leader in sales of solid rosewood furniture of modern design 4. only company in Europe and Americas making solid rosewood tables 5. only company in the world making solid rosewood tables of modern design 6. pricing on level with Imperial Chinese rosewood furniture 7. chairs prices RMB 10,000-500,000 8. tables prices 50,000-5,000,000 9. rosewood modern furniture targeted at "new rich" worldwide...

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The Making of Our Chairs t Handmade Solid Wood Chairs Since 1944, Paere Dansk chairs by Niels Otto Moller, Vestergaard Jensen and others famous designers have been made to outstandingly high quality standards by cabinetmakers JL Moller, Niels Roth Andersen and others. Moller chairs in particular have become the epitome of Danish modern design. What is it that makes Moller chairs so unique? Selection of materials We select the raw wood ourselves using very strict quality requirements. Oak from Spessart in Southern Germany, beech from Denmark, maple from Belgium, cherry from USA, teak from Asia...

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The Making of Our Chairs t Upholstery The chairs are upholstered with polyurethane foam, which does not flatten or become warm, and is at-tached directly to the individual chair. Moller chairs are not fitted with a prefabricated seat. On these chairs the upholstery is tacked on all the way round and the tacks are finally covered with edging strip to give the optimum finish. Woven In addition to leather or textile-covered seats, most models are available with a hand-woven seat. These are woven with 130 metres of impregnated wood fibre cord. This gives the seat optimum durability and makes it easy...

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The Design History Paere Dansk furniture design from the 1950s and 1960s broke with 450 years of tradition by doing away with superficial ornamentation and dcoration such as carving, gilding, inlays and intarsia. However, Paere Dansk furniture is not limited to the concept of form follows function, which in the absence of other inspiration leads to minimalist and lifeless tools. Paere Dansk's design concept is that creativity in designing and engineering assemblies of wood components can give rise to new structures that upon artistic detailing become sculptural art forms. The architects and designers...

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The Design History Whilst Klint himself was too conservative to do so, this outward-looking approach led some to look at natural forms and nature itself for inspiration. As a result, 1950s Danish furniture design came to be described as organic. Elements in furniture or even entire pieces of furniture, particularly those made of wood, were designed to resemble natural objects, such as branches or bones. Other designs were inspired by and named after animals or objects in nature, such as the papa-bear, egg, swan, antelope, saw-horse, harp and hand chair. This reliance on external inspiration,...

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The Four Cs of Rosewood 14s For the first 50 years, a rosewood tree is 95% sap wood, a sweet bark like wood that insects love to eat before and after felling. Not until a tree is 100 years does the heartwood (ie the dark wood that is rosewood) make up 20% of an 18 inch trunk. Such a young trunk may yield rosewood 4 inches thick/wide but with a pith or crack at centre. At 150 years, this pith splits and starts to rot, reducing the 4 inch rosewood to 2 inches, which is not large enough to form a moulding for a Paere Dansk chair or table. So, another 150 years have to pass for the heartwood to make...

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The Four Cs of Rosewood Solid rosewood furniture is another matter. It can bear daily use. It can be super-ficially polished to remove patina (ie dirt and abrasions) or moderately sanded down to restore original colour. Over time, solid rosewood furniture fades less quickly than veneered furniture but will over the years or decades (depending on exposure to daylight and direct sunlight) fade to a beautiful golden honey colour. As rosewood fades, its often dramatic grain pattern becomes more and more visible. One could make the case that rosewood is more beautiful after 50 years of use than when...

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All Paere dansk catalogs and technical brochures

  1. 2012 Brochure

    28  Pages

*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.