A single seamless curve – sculpted for comfort, celebrated for history. Known today as The Chair or the Kennedy Chair, Wegner’s Round Chair distilled decades of Danish craftsmanship into one continuous gesture of wood and cane. Its silhouette – open, honest, and impossibly fluid – embodied everything modern design aspired to be. Chosen for the first televised U.S. presidential debate between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon in 1960, it proved that comfort and character could command a room without saying a word.