In 1970, Hans J. Wegner came up with an exclusive office concept consisting of a desk and accompanying chair plus a slender easy chair. The series represents some of Wegner's very finest steel-framed furniture. A variation on CH112, this elegant chair slots right in in any office environment. The seat and back are made of saddle leather. Available with or without armrests. Designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1970.
W: 59 cm x D: 54 cm x H: 85 cm, SH: 45 cm
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CH113
Architonic id 1139992
In 1970, Hans J. Wegner came up with an exclusive office concept consisting of a desk and accompanying chair plus a slender easy chair. The series represents some of Wegner's very finest steel-framed furniture. The table is completely different to Wegner's previous designs; the tabletop is streamlined and rests lightly on shiny legs. Plus, the table's symmetrical drawers feature handmade mortise and tenon joints, and feature stand-out minimalist handles. Designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1970.
W: 190 cm x D: 95 cm x H: 72 cm
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CH110
Year
1970
Architonic id 1139986
In 1970, Hans J. Wegner came up with an exclusive office concept consisting of a desk and accompanying chair plus a slender easy chair. The series represents some of Wegner's very finest steel-framed furniture. One of the striking features of the CH111 chair's design is the back leg which has been twisted through 180 degrees and is used to provide support to the upholstery on the chair's back. The easy solution would have been to weld two pieces of steel but, of course, Wegner never compromised on quality. Fortunately.
W: 61 cm x D: 55 cm x H: 79 cm, SH: 45 cm
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CH111
Year
1970
Architonic id 1139988
In 1970, Hans J. Wegner came up with an exclusive office concept consisting of a desk and accompanying chair plus a slender easy chair. The series represents some of Wegner's very finest steel-framed furniture. We introduce Wegner's easy chair in steel and saddle leather. The chair looks just the way it did the day Wegner designed it. Available with or without armrests. Designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1970.