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CH111 Chair

Wegner's 1970 flat stainless steel chair with armrests, a twisted rear leg and leather seat and back

Dimensions

610 × 790 × 550 mm

Year

1970

Materials
Stainless steelLeather
Colors
Thor 301Thor 306Sif 90

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The CH111 Chair is Hans J. Wegner's stainless steel chair with armrests, designed in 1970. Its page header names Leather Thor 301; two further versions are listed.

Three-quarter view of the CH111 Chair with leather seat and back on a flat stainless steel frameImage source: Carl Hansen & Søn — CH111 Chair · © Carl Hansen & Søn and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

Construction

The frame is flat stainless steel with leather on seat and back, and the rear leg is twisted through 90 degrees to fit the upholstered backrest.

Specifications

  • Dimensions: W 61 × D 55 × H 79 cm
  • Frame: stainless steel
  • Upholstery: leather Thor 301 (header), Thor 306 or Sif 90

Story

Designed with the CH110 Desk

The CH111 was designed alongside the CH110 desk, and the manufacturer counts the series among Wegner's finest steel-framed furniture.

A Twisted Rear Leg

The rear leg is turned through 90 degrees to fit into the upholstered backrest. Welding the armrest onto an extended rear leg would have been easier, the manufacturer says, but Wegner never compromised on quality or aesthetics.

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