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CH25 Lounge Chair

CH25 Lounge Chair

Designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1950, the CH25 is among the most recognizable expressions of Danish modernism. Its gently reclined solid wood frame invites ease without sacrificing posture, the geometry resolved with a precision that only deepens on close inspection.

The seat and backrest are woven by hand in paper cord, a material Wegner returned to throughout his career for its warmth, resilience, and quietly tactile presence. The weaving itself is a craft tradition, each chair requiring hours of skilled labor to complete.

  • Designed by Hans J. Wegner, 1950
  • Frame in solid oak, beech, or walnut
  • Hand-woven paper cord seat and backrest
  • Produced by Carl Hansen & Søn in Denmark
  • Available in a range of wood finishes

Carl Hansen & Søn has produced the CH25 continuously since its introduction, maintaining the original construction methods that give the chair its character. It is a piece that belongs equally to a considered residential interior and to the permanent collection of a design museum.

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CH25 Lounge Chair

Designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1950, the CH25 is among the most recognizable expressions of Danish modernism. Its gently reclined solid wood frame invites ease without sacrificing posture, the geometry resolved with a precision that only deepens on close inspection.

The seat and backrest are woven by hand in paper cord, a material Wegner returned to throughout his career for its warmth, resilience, and quietly tactile presence. The weaving itself is a craft tradition, each chair requiring hours of skilled labor to complete.

  • Designed by Hans J. Wegner, 1950
  • Frame in solid oak, beech, or walnut
  • Hand-woven paper cord seat and backrest
  • Produced by Carl Hansen & Søn in Denmark
  • Available in a range of wood finishes

Carl Hansen & Søn has produced the CH25 continuously since its introduction, maintaining the original construction methods that give the chair its character. It is a piece that belongs equally to a considered residential interior and to the permanent collection of a design museum.

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Designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1950, the CH25 is among the most recognizable expressions of Danish modernism. Its gently reclined solid wood frame invites ease without sacrificing posture, the geometry resolved with a precision that only deepens on close inspection.

The seat and backrest are woven by hand in paper cord, a material Wegner returned to throughout his career for its warmth, resilience, and quietly tactile presence. The weaving itself is a craft tradition, each chair requiring hours of skilled labor to complete.

  • Designed by Hans J. Wegner, 1950
  • Frame in solid oak, beech, or walnut
  • Hand-woven paper cord seat and backrest
  • Produced by Carl Hansen & Søn in Denmark
  • Available in a range of wood finishes

Carl Hansen & Søn has produced the CH25 continuously since its introduction, maintaining the original construction methods that give the chair its character. It is a piece that belongs equally to a considered residential interior and to the permanent collection of a design museum.