CH24 Wishbone Chair Soft Colors

by Hans J. Wegner for Carl Hansen

4.8(6)

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Key Features

Limited 5 Year warranty
Made in Denmark
Bring an iconic piece from the world of modern design to your home. The CH24 Wishbone Chair Soft Colors from Carl Hansen is a premier piece – the first model designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1949. Made of natural wood and built-in Denmark, the material flows together in an elegant and satisfying way; the backrest and arms consist of a single piece upheld by the Y-shaped Wishbone back that gives this chair its name. The seat is formed from 120 meters of paper cord hand-woven into a durable and stable form. The limited edition of this iconic piece comes with an enticing matte finish in a variety of colors. Each purchase benefits the Be Original Americas organization, a non-profit focused on influencing and informing consumers, designers, and industry professionals about the ethical and environmental values of authentic design.
Item Number
CLH1992175
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MFR ID
CH24-M-4550-Y80R

Review Snapshot

4.8

100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Ratings Distribution

Reviewed by 6 customers

6 / 6

beautiful chair

Submitted 9 years ago

By britvic

From Undisclosed

These chairs are the perfect combination of design and comfort. They look beautiful, feel great to sit in and make any decor look instantly stylish. One of my favorite furniture pieces ever - and an easy recommendation to clients.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Carl Hansen

In 1908, Carl Hansen founded his Danish furniture company based on the premise that high-quality craftsmanship and efficient mass production could work well together. And he was right. With an efficient mode of production in place, the company really hit its stride once it started collaborating with a relatively unknown Danish architect, Hans J. Wegner, in the late 1940s (through the 1960s). The Danish Modern designs conceived by Wegner have proven so consistently popular that Carl Hansen & Son continues to make them today.