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OX CHAIR
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FRONT VIEW
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SIDE VIEW
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PRODUCT DETAILS

CLOSEUP VIEW

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DESCRIPTION

 

Frame:

SOLID WOOD WITH A SPECIAL CONNECTION

 

Padding:
HIGH DENSITY SPECIALTY FOAM

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Base:

HIGH-GLOSS STAINLESS STEEL CONSTRUCTION

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Upholstery:

SPECIAL ANILINE LEATHER

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Set:

CHAIR AND STOOL TOGETHER

MEASUREMENTS

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PRODUCT SIZE

PRODUCT BOX SIZE

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MATERIAL

Aniline leather is a type of leather in which high quality hides have been treated with aniline as a dye. This produces a delicate, soft, supple leather. Typically, leather is colored both for aesthetic reasons and to conceal blemishes. However, aniline leather is not colored. It is a transparent chemical. This allows the leather to breathe better, making the leather more comfortable in both hot and cold weather.

AVAILABLE COLOR OPTIONS

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ORDER FREE CATALOG

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COLOR VARIATION

BLACK LEATHER

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WHITE LEATHER

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BROWN LEATHER

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RED LEATHER

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CREME LEATHER

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COGNAC LEATHER

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THE DESIGNER OF THE ORIGINAL

Hans J. Wegner

Hans J. Wegner was the indisputable grandmaster of Danish chair design. Throughout a long and productive life, Wegner has designed roughly 500 chairs, many of which have become popular classics and are still in production today. As a boy, he showed a keen interest in wood carving. As a child he often visited the local museum to be inspired by its statues. Later, he set his wood carving aside, but he took his combined fascination of wood and sculpture with him when he went on to train as a furniture maker and furniture designer. At Designskolen Kolding he got to know his peer, Børge Mogensen. They developed a professional and personal friendship, which manifested itself in Wegner designing a set of children’s furniture as a confirmation present for Mogensen’s son, Peter. The set was soon put into production at FDB Furniture, where Mogensen was head of design. Wegner’s chairs are commonly held to be among the most beautiful in the world. At the same time, they reflect his understanding that the chair is a piece of furniture in close contact with the human body, a fact that places high demands on comfort and ergonomics. Design and function rarely go more perfectly hand in hand than in Wegner’s furniture. If anything, his training in furniture-making further nurtured his love of wood and he has a special talent for utilising the characteristics of the fibre to create surprising sculptural lines. Wegner’s furniture redefines the Danish word for design.

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