Wegner CH 25 sets a Danish design standard

Friends of Danish design furniture and many others who simply love the convenience, elegance and functionality know the name of the designer Hans J. Wegner, who died in February 2007 at the age of 92 years. Wegner designed the more than 500 seats, but only one of them was a repstol, Wegner CH 25th

All Danish furniture is known for clean lines and simple elegance and Wegners work is epitomized by the style. Wegner CH 25 is an armchair with a classic profile that is easily recognizable for both its model and Wegners signature style. It comes in many different wood species and are highly sought after for many years after it was created thanks to its timeless design.

The rope is available in several different colors to match a specific décor and the most common wood used to the team seems to be natural oak. These chairs are not bulky or very heavy which makes them fun to use and gives much flexibility to a room. They are exceptionally resistant to finfåtöljer, and despite the Wegner CH 25 is relatively expensive you get value for money.

Expect to pay around 20 000 USD for a Wegner CH 25, but keep in mind the value of the classics rather than dollars and cents in itself. This is a chair you can expect to retain their value with simple care. It bears the appearance of braided basket with much more robustness and considerably more style and space.

This Wegner design can create interest in his other beautiful, elegant style, or Danish design in general. With more than 500 chair designs to choose from, and almost infinite variations of wood and shades of color, there is probably a chair for all and each. An online search on his name shows how important Wegner is really in the world of furniture design and why his woven repstol is such a tax.

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