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PK Collection Collection

PK33 Stool

Poul Kjærholm's 1959 three-legged stool: chromed spring steel legs and a loose round cushion

Dimensions

530 × 340 × 530 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: spec sheet PDF — PK33 stool, Natural canvas cushion — published as W 53 × D 53 × H 34 cm

Year

1959

Origin

Poland

Reference price

USD 3,599, Natural canvas cushion on chromed spring steel base (default configuration), excl. VAT and taxes, fritzhansen.com US market, 2026-10-14

Materials
Matt chromed spring steel legsLaminated painted wood ring shellCanvas or leather cushion
Finishes
Chromed spring steel, matt
Colors
Canvas natural
Official page

Description

Overview

The PK33™ Stool is Poul Kjærholm's 1959 three-legged stool, with legs of matt chromed spring steel and a loose round cushion in canvas or leather. It measures Ø 53 × H 34 cm and weighs 9.0 kg in the product data.

A round cushioned stool on three legs beside a tangle of branches

Construction

  • Legs: three, in matt chromed spring steel, with black ferrules
  • Seat: loose cushion, strapped to a ring-shaped shell of laminated painted wood
  • Cushion in canvas or leather

Specifications

  • Wood: FSC MIX certified (FSC-C120451)
  • Origin line on the sheet: Poland

Story

Assembly as a language

Fritz Hansen says the PK33™ epitomises Poul Kjærholm's use of assembly techniques, his exploration of materials and his simplification of structure into a type-form. The fact sheet traces its construction to the PK71 nesting tables and the PK80 daybed.

Three legs

The page describes a three-legged stool in matt chromed spring steel that borrows elements from his other designs while keeping its own character.

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