Jofa Stålmøbler was a Danish furniture manufacturer producing modernist furniture during the mid 20th century, with its work particularly associated with the clean lines and practical construction of post-war Scandinavian design.
The company is best known for seating combining moulded plywood with slender steel frames. Among its most recognisable pieces are the sculptural stacking chairs attributed to German architect and designer Herbert Hirche, whose beautifully shaped plywood shells provide a striking contrast to their simple tubular steel bases. Examples are typically marked “Made in Denmark”, with some retaining an original Jofa Stålmøbler label.
Original Jofa Stålmøbler furniture is relatively uncommon on the vintage market today and offers a particularly interesting meeting point between Danish manufacturing and European modernist design.
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