- Designed By - Hans J. Wegner
- When - 1960
- Made From - Beach,
stainless steel, foam and upholstery
- Manufactured By - Carl Hanson & Son
- More Info - This
is a very impressive, timeless design and a very comfortable chair that
provides excellent support for the back, shoulders, neck and head at can be sat
in in a variety of ways. They were only produced in a limited number until Carl
Hanson & Son re-launched the chair in 1996. It is available in a wide
choice of fabrics and leathers There is also a matching footstool: the CH446.
- Designed By - Hans J. Wegner
- When - 1949
- Made From -
Solid oak and woven paper cord
- Manufactured by - Carl Hansen and Son
- More Info - Also
known as the Y Chair, this chair is light, simple, elegant and comfortable. This chair is an icon
of Danish design. It was inspired by Chinese Ming Chairs. It is a very well crafted chair and it takes over 100 steps to
make. The seat is hand woven from 120 metres of paper cord. It has been in
continuous production ever since it was first made. It is available made from
maple, ash, beech, cherry, walnut, oak wood and painted in a variety of
colours. The woven seat comes in natural or black and there is also a black
leather seat cushion available.
- Designed By -
Hans J. Wegner
- When -
1950
- Made From -
Black Oak and papercord
- Manufactured by - Carl Hanson & Son
- More Info - The
seat and back of this chair is hand woven using more than 400 meters of paper
cord (available in natural or black) in a unique pattern. It takes a trained
craftsman 10 hours to complete one chair. This chair is very easy to get up
from, despite the low seat and reclining back. Paper cord is available in
unbleached/natural or black.
