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CARL HANSEN CH78 Mama Bear Lounge Chair - Affectionately known as the Mama Bear Chair, the CH78 Lounge Chair by Hans J. Wegner was originally introduced in 1954 as an extension of his CH71 Chair (1952) design. An antidote to the often-heavy lounge chairs of his time, Mama Bear’s sculptural silhouette is defined by a series of inviting curves that offer up a warm embrace. Frame, armrests, and legs are crafted for stability from solid FSC™-certified wood. An optional headrest in leather or corresponding fabric completes the design. Neckpiece sold separately.

CARL HANSEN CH72 Sofa - 2 Seater - Hans J. Wegner designed the CH72 sofa in 1952, drawing on expertise in cabinetmaking and upholstery. The result is a finely crafted, fluid design that appears as striking today as it did over half a century ago.

CARL HANSEN CH71 Lounge Chair - Created in 1952 by pioneering Danish designer Hans J. Wegner, the masterfully designed CH71 lounge chair is perfectly proportioned to be both elegantly compact and supremely comfortable.

CARL HANSEN CH53 Footstool - Hans J. Wegner created the CH53 footstool in 1966 and it clearly demonstrates his passion for both craftsmanship and everyday functionality. With a solid wood frame and a hand-woven paper cord seat, the footstool’s simple and elegant form makes it an ideal complement to the CH44 lounge chair, but is also elegant in its own right for the hallway, bedroom, or kitchen. The CH53 footstool is available in two heights, and the low version complements the CH44.

CARL HANSEN CH44 Lounge Chair - With the heart of a cabinetmaker and the mind of a modern functionalist, Hans J. Wegner continually pursued simplified forms and perfect functionality. The CH44 lounge chair is one of the results of these efforts.

CARL HANSEN CH28T Lounge Chair - Un-upholstered - Hans J. Wegner’s CH28T lounge chair from 1951 is as functional as it is sculptural. The chair, which was put into production the following year, is a carefully considered design capturing many of the master’s signature elements.