Pair of Danish Style Leather Chairs - Project?
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£295.00
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This stylsih pair of Danish-style leather chairs brings timeless Scandinavian elegance to any room. Crafted with premium leather, these versatile chairs are perfect for any room, home office, or as statement accent pieces.
Why You'll Love These Chairs:
- Authentic Danish Design: Classic mid-century modern styling that never goes out of fashion
- Solid Construction: Built to last with quality craftsmanship
- Versatile Use: Perfect as occasional chairs, desk chairs or accent seating
- Creative Opportunity: Sold as a project piece, allowing you to customize with your choice of upholstery
Imagine these beautifully reupholstered chairs becoming the focal point of your room, perfectly matching your personal style and décor. Whether you choose rich velvet, modern fabric, or fresh leather, these chairs will become treasured pieces in your home.
Perfect for: DIY enthusiasts, interior designers, or anyone looking for quality furniture with character and potential.
Dimensions: Back height 96cm Width 64cm x Depth 61cm x Seat height 47cm.
Glasgow delivery timeframe: 3 working days from order
Pickup & Viewings
All viewings and collections are by appointment only with 24 hours’ notice at our warehouse: 179 Maryhill Road, Glasgow G20 7XL.
To request a viewing, please use the 'Ask A Question' link above or contact us by phone or WhatsApp on 07835 210635.
Delivery
We deliver furniture across mainland UK via trusted couriers. Excludes Isles, Islands, Scottish Highlands
Furniture delivery cost is shown at checkout - just enter the delivery postcode or instant quote
Small home décor ships free via 48‑hour tracked post and is dispatched within 3 working days.
Choose Pick Up at checkout if you prefer to collect in person.
Furniture delivery:
- Glasgow: within 3 working days
- Mainland UK: 1–2 weeks, with couriers giving advance notice of delivery date and time.

Pair of Danish Style Leather Chairs - Project?
£295.00
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