Danish architect and industrial designer Poul Kjaerholm has long enjoyed a discreet yet revered status within the world of modernist design. In recent years, his works have gained cult-like admiration among a new generation of designers and collectors.
This exquisitely crafted monograph offers a comprehensive retrospective of Kjaerholm’s work, situating his aesthetic vision within its historical context. Featuring seven essays by American architect and Kjaerholm scholar Michael Sheridan, along with hundreds of photographs and detailed commentaries, this volume represents the most in-depth and expansive study of Kjaerholm’s oeuvre to date.
