Hans Wegner Vintage Danish Teakwood Arm Chair (MR5246)
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Johannes Hansen
Hans Jergensen Wegner was certified as a joiner in 1931. After starting his career as a furniture craftsman, he entered the joiners course in the Technological Institute, where he graduated in 1938. he opened his own office in 1943. Demonstrating a deep understanding of furniture as a tool for everyday life, his designs are characterized by a dedication and adherence to functionality and comfort. His works are artistic and beautiful and at the same time practical and useful. He has thus succeeded in eliminating the apparent contradiction between these two worlds.
His long career has established him as one of the most prolific designers in Denmark, and he has become famous internationally as well. His works grace the permanent collections of many of the world`s most prestigious art museums.
Hans Wegner Vintage Danish Teakwood Arm Chairs
Base and Arms> Solid Teak
Upholstery> Multi-colored Green Fabric
Comfortable Structure, Fine Details, and Great Design
This Chair Became Famous in the 1950`s Featured in an Interior magazine and was also used by John F. Kennedy, who suffered from back injuries. He used this chair during his televised debates with Richard Nixon before the 1960 election. The chair was given its name (The Chair) by Osker Fitsher, director of the Den Paramanente (a well-known interior shop in Copenhagen) in 1950
