In 1949, Hans Wegner designed a chair so quietly resolved that it needed no name — only the definite article. The Chair. When John F. Kennedy sat across from Richard Nixon in 1960, the world noticed the men. Designers noticed what they sat in.
This is a faithful replica: solid wood, hand-shaped joinery, woven cord seat. Built for those who understand that the best furniture doesn't announce itself — it simply endures.
