Wegner Queen Chair - Clay 12 / Brushed chrome frame / Leather piping 91 Max

Model 1010 - By Hans J. Wegner

Description

Wegner Queen Chair

The lighter counterpart to the Ox Chair is Hans J. Wegner’s Queen Chair which shares many of the same features. With its ample armrests and high, majestic back that extends up to support the neck. Regal, yet relaxed, the Queen Chair embodies Wegner’s belief that for a design to be striking it must be based on practicality.

Materials

Fully upholstered easy chair in fabric or leather. Inner frame of solid wood and moulded cold cured foam. Piping at backrest and arm pads available in leather as contrast to fabric upholstery. Stainless steel base.

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Leather (17)

Wood / metal frame (2)

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Meet the designer

One of the most prolific Danish talents of his time, Hans J. Wegner (1914-2007) designed roughly 500 chairs, many of which have become classics that are still in production today. Wegner is part of the “Golden Age’ of modern Danish design, known for his fascination with wood and for infusing functional designs with a poetic, playful edge. For Wegner, a chair isn’t just a piece of furniture, but a work of art made to support the human form.

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The Queen Chair
Wegner designed the Queen Chair and the Ox Chair at the same time, and the two easy chairs complement each other beautifully
Interior
The Queen Chair is perfect for private homes as well as public spaces.
Production
The Chair is made at the Fredericia upholstery workshop in Svendborg, Denmark.
Construction
Compared to the Ox Chair, the Queen Chair has a higher back for neck support.

Product impact

At Fredericia, we strive to continue our heritage of purposeful and sustainable design, creating modern originals that encourage human well-being wherever people live, work or relax.

Heritage handcraft

This product is manufactured at the Fredericia's upholstery workshop in Denmark, where we pass expertise skills needed for making this product from one generation to the next.