Jørgen Rasmussen
Jørgen Rasmussen trained as an architect at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, and worked from the beginning on the question of how people sit while they work.
The Kevi chair of 1958 came out of that. Its best known part is the double-wheel castor he invented for it — a small mechanism that made a chair roll properly on more than one kind of floor, and which has since been used across countless industrial designs.
The four-legged Kevi 2060 came much later, when Rasmussen returned to his own sketches for stackable seating. Montana produces it in oak, in lacquer over eight of the Montana colours, and upholstered.
