The Warm Nordic Cow Horn Chair has that quiet confidence you tend to notice more once you’ve actually lived with it. Designed by Knud Faerch in the 1960s, it’s a dining chair that feels sculptural but not precious, with a shape that naturally holds its place in a room without taking it over. The arms are the detail people usually notice first, though the overall balance is what stays with you.

This version comes with an oak frame and walnut backrest, paired with an aniline leather seat, which softens the whole piece in a very natural way. The join between the different woods is done with real care, not hidden away, and that’s part of its charm. The leather will take on marks and tone shifts over time, which suits the honesty of the materials rather than fighting against it.

It’s the kind of chair that works best when it’s actually used, around a table where people linger a bit longer than planned. Comfortable without being over-designed for comfort, if that makes sense.