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Hans J. Wegner

Butterfly chair

Designer: Hans J. Wegner Designed: 1977 This Butterfly easy chair was designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1977. It has a beautiful shape and is made of natural elements: has a wooden base that builds the armrest, too and the upholstery is covered in fabric or leather. It is available in beech, teak, oak or [...]

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The Kastrup (“Airport”) Chair

Designer: Hans J. Wegner Designed: 1958 The Kastrup chair was designed by Hans J. Wegner, in 1958 for Copenhagen’s Kastrup Airport. It was re-introduced in furniture fairs in 2004 by Carl Hansen at the Cologne Furniture Fair, where it won an Interior Innovation Award . C. Hansen & Sons is also the producing factory for [...]

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OX-Chair

Designer: Hans J. Wegner Designed: 1960 The Ox-chair was designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1960. Wegner has many designs that are nature inspired, and this one is no exception. This chair is very distinctive, as a bull – this is where it gets its name from. It is covered in leather and is very [...]

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CH 07

Designer: Hans J. Wegner Designed: 1963 The CH07 was designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1963. It’s a three-legged shell chair that was produced in a small number until the 90′s when people became more interested in its special design, the chair being relaunched in 1997 at a low cost. The chair is available in [...]

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Bamsestol (Bear chair)

Designer: Hans J. Wegner Designed: 1951 The Bamsestol – Bear chair, also known as Papa Bear Chair, was designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1951. Since then, until 2003 it hasn’t been produced anymore. The stuffing takes 6 days to be manually fitted. This makes the chair perfect – not too soft, not too hard, [...]

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