CH-30 Chairs in Oak and Wool attributed to Hans Wegner, 1954, Set of 9

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This set of nine dining chairs, model ch-30, designed by hans j. Wegner and produced by carl hansen & søn … Read more This set of nine dining chairs, model ch-30, designed by hans j. Wegner and produced by carl hansen & søn in denmark, represents a quintessential expression of danish modernism—refined, functional, and deeply rooted in superior craftsmanship. Originally designed in 1954, the ch-30 is one of wegner’s lesser-known but highly regarded dining chair designs, prized for its comfort, understated elegance, and thoughtful detailing. The frames are crafted from solid oak, a material chosen for its durability and rich natural grain. The wood surfaces display a light, warm patina, consistent with careful use and sympathetic restoration. The visible mortise-and-tenon joinery in the backrest is a hallmark of wegner’s work—both a structural solution and a celebrated visual detail that affirms the integrity of the craftsmanship. This feature, along with the subtly curved backrest and sculpted legs, speaks to wegner’s unique ability to resolve form and function in a seamless whole. The seats have been newly reupholstered in savak plain wool fabric by tove kindt-larsen, a high-quality textile known for its soft texture and tonal depth. The fabric’s refined plain weave adds a subtle visual dimension to the seating while complementing the warm tones of the oak. The upholstery work has been executed with precision, preserving the original proportions and curvature of the seat, which is generously shaped to provide comfort for extended use. Ergonomically, the ch-30 chairs are exemplary. The slightly inclined backrest and wide seat ensure comfort without the need for added cushioning or padding, making them ideal for both residential dining settings and design-forward commercial interiors. The chair’s silhouette is balanced and fluid, with rear legs that are gently splayed to provide visual movement and structural stability. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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