Within the embrace of Fredericia's Søborg chair lies the essence of Børge Mogensen's design mastery. The collection, born from MoMA New York's 1948 design competition for affordable furniture, showcases the elegance of bent plywood seats. The inaugural wooden-framed chairs emerged in 1950, followed by metal-framed counterparts in 1952. Mogensen's functional magic thrives within these pieces, seamlessly adapting from homes to public spaces. Crafted in Denmark, Søborg chairs are timeless artifacts of design brilliance.