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PK Collection Collection

PK31 Sofa

Poul Kjærholm's PK31/2: the two-seater of the PK31 series on a matt chromed spring steel frame

Dimensions

1370 × 760 × 760 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: product page text — PK31/2 two-seater — published as W 137 × D 76 × H 76 cm

Year

1958

Reference price

USD 46,499, PK31-2 two-seater, Grace leather in Walnut, chromed spring steel (default configuration), excl. VAT and taxes, fritzhansen.com US market, 2026-10-15

Materials
Matt chromed spring steel frameLeather and canvas upholstery
Finishes
Chromed spring steel - matt
Colors
Aura Black BrownAura BlackAura CognacAura WalnutAura BeigeEmbrace ChocolateEmbrace Concrete GreyGrace BlackGrace Dark BrownGrace WalnutGrace ChestnutGrace Concrete GreyNaturalHaze AnthraciteHaze BeigeHaze Dark BrownHaze Walnut
Official page

Description

Overview

The PK31™ Sofa PK31/2 is the two-seater of Poul Kjærholm's PK31 series, dated 1958/59 on Fritz Hansen's page; the fact sheet gives 1958. The product data calls it a sofa, 2-seater, and the page says its modular construction radiates industrial strength and durability.

PK31/2 seen from the side

Construction

  • Frame: chromed spring steel, matt
  • Seat and backrest: upholstered in leather and canvas, in the page's words
  • Page variant: Grace leather range

Specifications

  • W 137 × D 76 × H 76 cm
  • Seat 38 cm high; armrests 48 cm high

Story

Strength and comfort

Fritz Hansen writes that the two-seater PK31/2 combines industrial strength and durability with perfectly proportioned comfort, and that its upholstered seat and backrest show Kjærholm's belief in the highest standards of craftsmanship, down to the last stitch.

Two and three seats

The page links a three-seater, PK31-3, as a further variant of the PK31 Sofa.

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