A bold experiment in form, Hans J. Wegner’s OX Chair remains one of modern design’s most commanding silhouettes. Unveiled in 1960, the OX Chair was Wegner’s rebellion against restraint – a sculptural, horned statement that balanced power with playfulness. Initially dismissed as too unconventional, it found new acclaim decades later for its audacity and precision. Each chair is handcrafted to achieve its distinctive curve and stance, combining a muscular steel frame with upholstery that demands both precision and strength. Equal parts comfort and character, the OX Chair continues to embody Wegner’s belief that good design should surprise as much as it serves.