Ch30 In Chair Oak And Black Leather By Hans J. Wegner For Carl Hansen & Søn, 1950s

Hans j. Wegner, danish classic chair model ch 30 and manufacturer is carl hansen & son, odense denmark. the frame is in oak with a curved back tray, which in these chairs is also in oak. The back legs go elegantly up into the back and the anchoring to the back tray becomes a beautiful and visible decoration that contributes to the chairs aesthetic expression. The details show a carefully thought-out design, where functionality and form harmonize to create an appealing piece of furniture that is both practical and beautiful, perfect for different interior styles. the chair was designed back in 1957 and has over time become a real design icon that continues to fascinate and inspire. Wegner is known for his minimalist and innovative design classics that often combine functionality with aesthetics. This model, which is one of his most famous and appreciated, has become a symbol of timeless elegance and craftsmanship. Its clean lines and comfort make it a popular choice in many homes and public environments, which further confirms its place in design history. an incredibly comfortable chair that, despite its light and elegant appearance, has formidable stability and durability. The chair is not only a delight to the eye, but also offers unparalleled comfort for everyone who sits in it. It goes well with furniture made of different materials, especially teak, oak and laminated tables, making it a versatile addition to any home. The danes are known for their relaxing and comfortable interior design, where different types of wood and textures are combined in a beautiful harmony that invites relaxation and socializing. A chair that can really transform the atmosphere in the room and create a homely feeling! 52 cm wide, 45/76 cm high. in very good condition with new upholstery with high load-bearing capacity and black soft leather. i have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution