4x Teak Dining Chair by Henry Walter Klein for Bramin

The Norwegian furniture designer Henry Walter Klein (1919-1991) studied interior design in 1949 at the Tekniske Skole in Frederiksberg under Finn Juhl and in 1952 founded his own furniture design company in Norway, where among other things he developed early processes for using plastic in furniture making and sold patents to Fritz Hansen. In 1960 he moved to Denmark and became chief designer of the manufacturer Bramin, for which he worked until the factory closed in the 1980s. Klein shaped the Bramin range above all with sideboards, credenzas, extendable dining tables and upholstered furniture in solid teak and teak veneer, designed with clear, geometric lines.