Just like the Chicago skyline these days, the famed Hans Wegner Wishbone chair—featured in our most ... s inventive safety pin cushion, pictured above.

Carl Hansen & Son has used this week's Stockholm Furniture Fair to relaunch Danish modernist Hans J Wegner's CH23 dining chair, designed at the same time as his famous Wishbone chair. The CH23 ...

The Wishbone chair, created in 1949 by designer Hans J. Wegner, is considered one of the most influential examples of modern Danish furniture design. With its smooth curves, perfect symmetry ...

Hans Wegner’s Wishbone chairs: They’re icons of manly mid-century modernism, and now they’re getting a girlie-girl revamp, complete with fur, fringe, pom-poms, and yes, tons of pink — all ...

This year, on Wegner's birthday, Carl Hansen will sell a limited edition and previously unmanufactured variation of Wegner's iconic Wishbone chair to mark the occasion. There is one twist ...

Often spotted on screen is the Wishbone chair by Hans J Wegner (1914-2007), a Danish classic. Wegner designed it for Carl Hanson & Son in 1948 and it has been in production ever since – a ...

At the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild exhibition in 1947, Holger Hansen, son of cabinetmaker Carl Hansen, met Hans Wegner, a young designer making radical new furnishings: sleek forms inspired ...

First manufactured in 1950, the Wishbone Chair cemented Wegner's status as one of the biggest names in midcentury modern style with its sleek, ergonomically-minded wooden frame and woven seat. The ...