2023 NEWS // The PK63A™table now available in Fauske marble
In 1968 Poul Kjærholm had the idea to design a series of tables that could be combined with his various lounge chairs and sofas. It was in connection with the development of the PK20™ chair that he created these tables which could be scaled in size and thus match a variety of his chairs and sofas. PK63™ and PK63A™ was designed to be used with the PK31™ 2-seater and 3-seater sofas.
The Poul Kjærholm PK Table Series is available in a range of variations. Explore the complete collection here.
Base material: Satinpolished stainless steel
Height: 31 cm
Length: 120 cm
Width: 60 cm
The coffee tables PK63 ™ and PK63A ™ are available with three different countertops; slate, marble and granite. The frame for both tables is made of satinpolished stainless steel.
Poul Kjaerholm was born in 1929 in Øster Vrå, Denmark. He finished his apprenticeship as a cabinet maker with Grønbech in 1948 and graduated at the School of Arts and Crafts in Copenhagen in 1952 with a.o. the PK 25 chair that is still produced by Fritz Hansen.
Poul Kjaerholm was very articulate and with natural authority he started an outstanding career as an educator in the same year (1952) but continued to study with Prof. Erik Herløw and Prof. Palle Suenson.
From 1955, the year he did the famous PK 22, for which he received the Lunning Award in 1958, he became assistant at the Royal Danish Academy of Arts in Copenhagen and lecturer in 1959. He became head of the Institute for Design in 1973 and finally professor in 1976 until his premature dead in 1980. Over all these years he designed dozens of chairs, long chairs, and tables that became landmarks for Danish furniture design, including the famous PK 24 long chair. Most of his furniture was initially and until 1982 produced by his friend E. Kold Christensen in Hellerup.
A wide selection of that production has been part of the Fritz Hansen collection since.
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