CH53 stool, 1966
CH53 stool by Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen and Son.
The CH53 stool was designed by Hans Wegner in 1966 and it clearly demonstrates Wegner’s passion for craftsmanship and everyday functionality.
The CH53 stool can be used on its own, in groups or paired with one of Wegner’s classic solid wood lounge chairs like the CH44 chair. With a solid wood frame and a durable hand-woven paper cord seat, the CH53 stool offers a wide range of options and will last for generations.
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Description
CH53 stool by Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen and Son.
The CH53 stool was designed by Hans Wegner in 1966 and it clearly demonstrates Wegner’s passion for craftsmanship and everyday functionality.
The CH53 stool can be used on its own, in groups or paired with one of Wegner’s classic solid wood lounge chairs like the CH44 chair. With a solid wood frame and a durable hand-woven paper cord seat, the CH53 stool offers a wide range of options and will last for generations.
Dimensions
Low: 50w x 38d x 41/46cmh
High: 50w x 38d x 43/48cmh
Materials
The solid wood frame of the CH53 stool is available in beech (soaped, clear lacquered, oiled, white oiled or lacquered in CHS colours) or oak (soaped, clear lacquered, oiled, white oiled or lacquered black). The paper cord seat is available in natural or black.
Please see the pdf in 'Product downloads' to see the different wood finishes and how to care for them. Material samples are available to view at our shop and showroom.
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Carl Hansen opened his furniture workshop in Odense, Denmark in 1908 and soon became known for the high quality of his work.
In the early days, the company produced bespoke furniture – including everything from dining room sets to bedroom suites. As the company grew and times changed, however, it gradually began to produce smaller series of its most popular pieces. This combination of hand craftsmanship and rational series production soon became the firm’s hallmark – and continues to set it apart today.
