J39 Mogensen Chair

Designed in 1958 by Børge Mogensen, this iconic lounge chair features a solid oak frame and strong saddle leather that perfectly patinas and adapts to the sitter over time.

A bold, sculptural statement piece designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1960. It challenged understated aesthetics with its voluminous headrest and commanding presence.

Designed in 1993 by Nanna Ditzel, this dining chair features a distinctive fan-shaped, slotted backrest inspired by traditional gingerbread fretwork found in Trinidad.

A classic 1950 design by Børge Mogensen that bridged industrial manufacturing methods with traditional cabinetmaking to create a comfortable, generous wooden chair.

A classic 1950 design by Børge Mogensen that bridged industrial manufacturing methods with traditional cabinetmaking to create a comfortable, generous wooden chair.

Designed in 1958 by Børge Mogensen, this iconic lounge chair features a solid oak frame and strong saddle leather that perfectly patinas and adapts to the sitter over time.

A bold, sculptural statement piece designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1960. It challenged understated aesthetics with its voluminous headrest and commanding presence.

The world's most iconic dining chair, designed 1949. Y-shaped back and hand-woven paper cord seat requiring 100+ operations.

A modern classic by Space Copenhagen designed to seamlessly bridge the gap between a conventional lounge chair and an armchair with a continuous, organically sculpted shell.

The 'smiling chair' from 1963. Wing-like seat on three legs showcases Wegner's mastery of form.