Trinidad 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.

Also known as 'The People's Chair', the J39 was designed in 1947 with a hand-woven paper cord seat and a remarkably simple, unpretentious solid wood frame.

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

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

Stackable dining chair inspired by Nordic church seating from the 1800s. Made from Baltic birch with exposed joinery celebrating traditional craftsmanship.

High-backed 1960 armchair with stainless steel frame. Relaunched 2006.

Also known as 'The People's Chair', the J39 was designed in 1947 with a hand-woven paper cord seat and a remarkably simple, unpretentious solid wood frame.

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