CH25 Easy Chair
Inspired by:- Hans J. Wegner
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Dispatched Date | Delivered 10-16 weeks |
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Lead Time | Dispatch 10 - 14 Weeks |
Original Designer | Hans J. Wegner |
Featured Product | No |
Five Years Gurantee | Yes |
Sample Fabric | No |
Heading 1 | POPULAR CLASSIC |
Heading 2 | TREMENDOUSLY POPULAR |
Short Description 2 | The Mobelaris replica of Wegner CH25 Easy Chair, is one of the earliest examples of modern Danish Design and was a revolutionary chair both for its contribution to hardwood structural design and also its use of woven paper cord rope, which was a modern material developed during the Second World War. |
Type of Store Credit value | Select |
- Product Dimension 1: Width 71cm, Depth 73cm, Height 73cm
- Seat Dimension: Height 37.7cm Armrest Height: 54.3cm
- Packing Dimension: Width 75cm, Depth 76cm, Height 76cm
- CBM: 0.433 Weight: 10.7kg
Product Description
The Mobelaris replica of Wegner CH25 Easy Chair, is one of the earliest examples of modern Danish Design and was a revolutionary chair both for its contribution to hardwood structural design and also its use of woven paper cord rope, which was a modern material developed during the Second World War.
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This Mobelaris replica CH25 Easy Chair by Hans Wegner is one of our most comfortable chairs, made of solid American white oak wood. The choice of woven cord for the seat and back was completely novel and great addition to your collection.
The Mobelaris replica of Wegner CH25 Easy Chair, is one of the earliest examples of modern Danish Design and was a revolutionary chair both for its contribution to hardwood structural design and also its use of woven paper cord rope, which was a modern material developed during the Second World War.
Original Designer
Inspired by :
Hans J. Wegner
View all products(38)Hans J Wegner (HJW) designs were a massive contribution to mid - century Danish design, using an era of materials from Hardwoods, Bent Veneered Ply and Upholstery HJW produced organic functionality, whilst still pushing design boundaries with shapes that still created functional seating requirements. Iconic designs such as the Y Chair, CH07 Chair, Ox Chair, Hoop are to name but a few, these however were only some of the pieces that made it into mass production. Not taken into consideration the 400+ other pieces that were designed for independent projects or not put into mass production.
The name Hans J. Wegner is only used to describe the characteristics of the goods made to the original design, and not as a trademark.