Pair of Horst Brüning Model 6912 Lounge Chairs in Black Leather for Kill International, Germany 1967

Pair of Horst Brüning Model 6912 Lounge Chairs in Black Leather for Kill International, Germany 1967

Pair of Model 6912 lounge chairs designed by German architect and designer Horst Brüning for Kill International in 1967.

The chairs feature generous black leather cushions resting within a slender chrome-plated steel frame. Curved corners soften the precise metal construction, while the low proportions give the chairs a calm architectural presence.

Brüning established his architecture and design studio in Stuttgart in 1963, where he came into contact with Kill International and designers Preben Fabricius and Jørgen Kastholm. His work for Kill International reflects the same interest in clear structures, fine leather and restrained modernist forms.

The Model 6912 is a characteristic example of Brüning’s approach, combining rich comfort and quality with a minimalistic and carefully crafted frame. Elevate your seating area with this striking pair of lounge chairs and bring quiet luxury into the room.