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Carl Hansen & Søn is particularly well known for its long collaboration with Hans J. Wegner, a major figure in Scandinavian design, whose famous Wishbone CH24 chair it has manufactured since 1949.
Scandinavia Design is an authorized Carl Hansen & Søn dealer. Our showroom displays many of its products [read more].
The CH24 Chair - or Wishbone Chair, in reference to its chicken breast-shaped backrest - is the most famous and best-selling chair by Danish designer Hans J. Wegner.
Designed in 1956 with a timeless, classic beauty, the Elbow CH20 chair only went into production in 2005.
The CH23 chair is part of the first collection of 4 chairs designed by Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen.
The OW58 chair's T-shape and beautiful joinery transitions offer a marriage of classic and bold lines. The look is as light as it is elegant.
The PK1 chair was the first chair designed by Poul Kjærholm, in 1955, and marked the beginning of his impressive career in furniture design.
The CH88 Chair is an example of Hans J. Wegner's exploration of materials. The elegant combination of wood and steel, eventually complemented by the upholstered seat, demonstrates Wegner's ability a conjure up soft, comfortable minimalist forms.
Hans Wegner's series of extendable oval wooden tables includes three models, CH337, CH338 and CH339, which differ in length, but share the same comfortable width of 115 cm and a sliding system for up to 4 extensions.
The Embrace E020 dining table completes the eponymous collection, which includes a lounge chair, an armchair, chairs and coffee tables.
Hans Wegner's magnificent CH327 table is available in two lengths and can be extended at either end.
Made from solid eucalyptus, the Asserbo table and bench were designed by Børge Mogensen for his own holiday home in 1961.
The CH25 armchair is still extremely popular and has been in uninterrupted production since 1950 - a sign of Wegner's visionary approach.
When Hans J. Wegner unveiled his CH07 armchair in 1963, many critics praised its frankly avant-garde aesthetic, but the general public, baffled, was much more reserved.
The Cuba MG501 folding armchair is lightweight, easy to handle and designed for contemporary living rooms, open-plan kitchen living areas and other modern, relaxed spaces.
Affectionately known as the Mama Bear Chair, the CH78 Armchair was introduced in 1954 as an extension of Wegner's 1952 CH71 “Mini Bear” armchair.
The light, organic look of our nesting tables gives them a distinctive Wegner identity, where every detail has been thought through.
Designed in 1958 by Børge Mogensen as a complement to the BM0865 Daybed, the BM0488 bench-table boasts a beautiful construction in oak heartwood, the central part of the trunk dense and flawless, with cabinet joints, rounded edges and double-weave wicker seat.
The CH008 a three-legged coffee table by Hans J. Wegner is a classic in the Carl Hansen & Søn catalog and a benchmark of Scandinavian design.
The CH417 reversible table by Hans J. Wegner is simply designed with a folding base and a reversible round top, making it easy to store and change its appearance in the blink of an eye.
The Asserbo table and bench were designed by Børge Mogensen for his own holiday home in 1961.
Ole Wanscher designed the Egyptian folding stool with inspiration from ancient Thebes. Though graceful in line, it inspires dignity and power.
Designed to complement the BM0865 daybed, the BM0488 boasts beautiful oak heartwood construction, the dense, flawless center section of the trunk, with cabinet joints, rounded edges and a double-weave wicker seat.
The superb CH56 (height 76 cm) and CH58 (height 68 cm) barstools were designed by Hans Wegner in 1985.
Embrace is a flexible, modular sofa with an elegant wooden frame, combining formal rigor, relaxed comfort, sensual materials and craftsmanship.
The shape of the asymmetrical Sideways sofa is an invitation to conversation. Designed by Danish designer Rikke Frost, the Sideways sofa combines classic materials such as wood and paper cord.
The CH71 armchair and CH72 sofa have not been produced since the late 1970s. These two compact but very comfortable pieces illustrate the talent of the famous Danish architect and designer Hans Wegner when it comes to blending wood and fabric.
The Daybed Colonial OW150 is a meridienne with timeless lines and exceptional finishes. The solid wood frame is stretched with cotton strips, and the mattress can be covered with fabric or leather.
Conceived in 1953 but never produced, the BM0253 shelving system has finally seen the light of day thanks to Carl Hansen & Søn. Simple and elegant, it perfectly illustrates Børge Mogensen's philosophy of “furniture under construction”, designed to adapt to changing needs and spaces over time.
The FK63 Modular Bookcase system is made from solid oak at Carl Hansen & Søn's factory in Gelsted on Funen, Denmark, and it takes many hours of painstaking carpentry before the finished shelves can be shipped to customers around the world.
The Embrace Outdoor collection is an extension of the Embrace Indoor series.
Simplicity, clarity and logic were the design principles that guided Alfred Homann during the development of the AH Outdoor series, where all superfluous details were eliminated in favor of simple expression and great functionality.
The outdoor version of the Cuba armchair is made of oiled teak with synthetic braided straps. Lightweight and easy to handle, it's ideal for terraces and gardens, and can be easily folded and stored by leaning it against a wall.
The ND54 high chair by Nanna Ditzel is a beautiful, durable piece of design that adapts to the needs of growing children.
Hans J. Wegner designed Peter's chair and table as a gift for the son of his friend and fellow furniture designer Børge Mogensen, in 1944, at a time when the Second World War made it very difficult to find quality toys.
“We've been dreaming for years of creating a child-sized version of the iconic Wishbone chair, and we're delighted with the result. This smaller version of the Wishbone chair blends in perfectly with the rest of the home furnishings and makes an ideal gift idea for future design enthusiasts.”
The Society desk is one of the first works by the man who became world-famous for icons such as the Egg and Series 7. It was commissioned in 1952 as a gift for the American-Scandinavian Foundation, which had just opened new offices in New York.
The simple, powerful lines of Hans Wegner's CH110 desk and the exceptional quality of its craftsmanship and materials make it a timeless piece of furniture that exudes serenity.
Trained as a cabinetmaker, Poul Kjærholm first worked with wood, before moving on to eminently contemporary materials such as glass, leather and steel. This trajectory is particularly evident in the collection of tables he designed in 1955 for the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts.
Scandinavia Design has successfully supplied a multitude of Carl Hansen & Søn products for a large number of projects, both public and private. These include universities, shops, hotels, restaurants, offices, museums, flats, station waiting rooms,
cruise ships and much more.
We are able to deliver furniture, lighting, fabrics, carpets, decorative elements and other accessories to almost any part of the world.
You can contact our sales department, specifying the products concerned (finish and quantity) and your exact delivery address so that we can give you the best possible response.
