Wegner Ox 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.

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.

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.

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

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

Ole Wanscher's 1959 masterpiece. Refined luxury with colonial-inspired proportions.

Wegner's First Masterpieces from 1950. Features 400 meters of paper cord woven over 10 hours.

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.