Papa Bear Chair

PP19 Hallingdal
  • height 101 cm
  • width 80 cm
  • depth 95
  • seat height 42 cm
  • arm height 65 cm

lead time 12 – 16 weeks

  1. Select frame timber and finish for legs.
  2. Select timber finish for paws.
  3. Select leather cover.
  4. Choose matching or contrasting piping.
 
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Hans J Wegner photograph

After having received the Lunning Prize in December 1951, Wegner was given a photo spread in the Danish national daily newspaper, Politiken. Here he can be seen concentrating on forming a chair out of Plasticine – a material he often used when making models of upholstered furniture. The chair was the Papa Bear Chair. He had actually designed it the year before, but the manufacturer, AP Stolen, only began producing it in 1951.

RefHans J. Wegner. A Nordic Design Icon from Tønder. Edited by Anne Blond. …read more >>

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