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With a form uniquely its own, the iconic CH24 Wishbone Chair by Hans J. Wegner is celebrated worldwide as a hallmark of Danish modern design. Designed in 1949, Wegner combined the back- and armrest into a single, fluid piece, creating the characteristic Y-shaped back that gives the chair its name. Each Wishbone Chair is handcrafted, with more than 100 steps involved in its production. The hand-woven seat alone takes a skilled artisan about an hour and uses roughly 120 meters of paper cord, producing a seat that is strong, durable, and surprisingly comfortable. The chair’s light, sculptural silhouette, coupled with the tactile quality of its materials, makes it both functional and aesthetically compelling. Over time, the CH24 has become synonymous with timeless elegance, embodying Wegner’s philosophy that chairs should serve as both tools and works of art.
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Unveiled in 1963, the CH07 Shell Chair is one of Wegner’s most daring and celebrated designs. Nicknamed the “Smiling Chair”, it is distinguished by its floating, wing-like seat and three-legged structure, combining beauty with engineering precision. Originally considered too avant-garde for mass production, the chair was reintroduced in the 1990s and quickly gained international acclaim. The curved laminated veneer shell and padded seat provide both comfort and visual lightness, while the arched legs ensure remarkable stability. Every CH07 requires meticulous craftsmanship to balance its delicate, hovering form with durability. Today, it is regarded as a masterpiece of Danish modern design, proof of Wegner’s vision that furniture can be both functional and artful.
Read MoreIntroduced in 1950, the CH25 Lounge Chair demonstrates Wegner’s commitment to comfort and simplicity. Its hand-woven paper cord seat and back provide resilience and flexibility, while the solid wood frame ensures structural strength and longevity. The lounge chair’s open, airy design allows it to fit seamlessly into both domestic and professional interiors, offering relaxation without dominating the space. Each chair is painstakingly handcrafted, highlighting the grain of the wood and the meticulous tension of the cord seat. The CH25 remains a quintessential example of Danish lounge design, combining elegance, comfort, and understated craftsmanship that continues to inspire designers and collectors alike.
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Wegner’s CH78 Mama Bear Chair, designed in 1954, is a compact and inviting counterpart to the more imposing Papa Bear Chair. Its sculpted arms, enveloping backrest, and upholstered seat create a sense of warmth and embrace, while maintaining a distinctive sculptural form. The chair is meticulously upholstered to enhance both comfort and visual appeal, with proportions designed to cradle the sitter naturally. Its subtle curves and gentle presence reflect Wegner’s ability to blend functionality with expressive design. Today, the CH78 Mama Bear is celebrated as a cozy yet iconic piece of Danish modern design, exemplifying Wegner’s mastery of proportion, form, and human-centered comfort.
Read MoreBørge Mogensen’s BM1106 Huntsman Chair, created in 1950, is a testament to strength, simplicity, and craftsmanship. Constructed from solid oak and saddle leather, the chair evokes traditional hunting seats while embodying modern design principles. The generous proportions, robust frame, and tactile leather ensure both comfort and longevity. Every chair is handcrafted, with attention to detail that emphasizes natural materials and honest construction. The Huntsman Chair remains a classic example of Danish modern furniture, blending utilitarian functionality with sculptural elegance that stands the test of time.
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Designed by Kaare Klint in 1936, the Faaborg Chair is a masterful study of proportion, simplicity, and functional elegance. Inspired by traditional Danish seating, Klint refined the forms to create a chair that is light yet structurally precise. Its slender oak frame and gently curved backrest provide comfort while maintaining a clean, balanced silhouette. Every joint and contour is carefully crafted to emphasize clarity of form and craftsmanship, hallmarks of Klint’s design philosophy. Over time, the Faaborg Chair has become celebrated for its timeless aesthetic and adaptability, a perfect example of Danish design where function, comfort, and beauty converge seamlessly.
Read MoreAdaptable, portable and quietly timeless - the Safari Chair brings the spirit of travel to modern interiors. Introduced in 1933 (and refined in 1950), Kaare Klint’s Safari Chair drew from British campaign furniture used in the colonies. Built from solid ash or oak with canvas or leather seating, it can be assembled without tools - a masterclass in practical elegance. Its exposed joinery celebrates honest construction, while the natural materials age beautifully with use. Lightweight yet remarkably stable, it remains one of the earliest examples of modern “flat-pack” design that’s adaptable, functional and refined in every detail.
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Designed in 1956 by Hans J. Wegner, the CH20 Elbow Chair embodies simplicity, comfort, and refined craftsmanship. Although conceived in the mid-20th century, it was not produced until 2005 when modern techniques enabled its construction. The chair features a single-piece steam-bent wooden backrest, elegantly curved to provide both support and flexibility, gently cradling the sitter. Its low, horizontal profile makes it ideal for dining spaces, offering comfort without visual clutter. Hand-upholstered in fabric or leather over a molded veneer seat, the CH20 balances practicality and beauty. Its timeless design remains a testament to Wegner’s genius in uniting form, function, and understated elegance.
Read MoreIntroduced in 1960, the CH445 Wing Chair is a testament to Wegner’s mastery of sculptural seating. Its tall, winged backrest and gently angled arms offer both visual drama and enveloping comfort, making it a distinctive lounge piece. The chair’s solid wood frame, combined with precise upholstery, ensures durability while maintaining a light, refined silhouette. Every angle is carefully considered, demonstrating Wegner’s commitment to ergonomics, craftsmanship, and proportion. Today, the CH445 Wing Chair is recognized as an iconic piece of Nordic modern design—functional, elegant, and expressive, perfectly balancing artistic presence with human-centered comfort.
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