Wishbone Chair Designed by the Danish Hans Wegner and inspired by the thrones of Chinese emperors. Designed 70 years ago, an enduring design. Wishbone is one of the biggest names in mid-century modern style with its sleek, ergonomically-minded wooden frame and woven seat.
Features
• 12 month limited warranty.
• Beechwood timber stool – true to the original design.
• Natural kraft paper cord seat.
• Suitable for indoor use.
• Static load 150 kg.
• Plastic feet are securely attached to the legs to protect your floors from scuff and scratches.
• Supplied fully assembled.
• Do not kneel or stand on the seat.
All prices include GST.
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Wishbone Chair Natural
The first model, Hans J. Wegner or Wishbone Chair, has been in continuous production since 1950.
The Wishbone Chair satisfies aesthetic desires for a distinctive, elegant form while providing comfort and stability. The Wishbone Chair has become the ideal chair for capturing the essence of modern Danish design over time.
Hans Wegner Wishbone chairs
The iconic CH24 Wishbone Chair by Hans J. Wegner has a special place in the world of modern design thanks to its one-of-a-kind form. Wegner combined the backrest and armrest into a single piece when designing the CH24. Wegner created the Wishbone Chair’s distinctive Y-shaped back to stabilise the steam-bent top while also providing comfortable support.
Hans wegner replica chair
Each Replica Hans Wegner Wishbone Chair requires more than 100 steps, most of which are completed by hand. A skilled craftsman takes about an hour to hand-weave the seat, made from approximately 120 meters of paper cord and has impressive durability and stability, making the chair solid and long-lasting.
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Hans wegner chair replica
Hans J Wegner’s (HJW) designs significantly contributed to Danish design in the mid-century, employing hardwoods, bent veneered plywood, and upholstery materials. HJW achieved organic functionality while pushing design boundaries with shapes that met functional seating needs.
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