CH25

The CH25 chair is distinguished by its use of woven paper cord for the seat and back, an unusual and innovative material for the time in which it was designed. This material, developed as a substitute for sea rush during World War II, has proven to be incredibly durable and resistant to breaking and warping over time. The paper cord used for the CH25 chair was chosen by Hans J. Wegner for its strength and ability to retain its original shape over time. This characteristic has made the chair a popular choice among design collectors, who appreciate the material's durability and timeless beauty. In addition, the woven paper cord gives the chair a unique visual lightness.

Carl Hansen's wood and rope chair has been designed with attention to detail for optimal comfort and elegant aesthetics. Every detail, from the seat to the backrest to the armrests, has been shaped to fit the natural shape of the body and provide adequate support for the back and arms. The low, rounded seat and curved profile of the backrest follow the natural shape of the body, ensuring lasting comfort while using the chair. The armrests are positioned at medium height, providing comfortable support for the arms without impeding movement. Attention to detail and functionality make this chair a unique piece of design around the world.

The CH25 is handcrafted in Denmark using traditional techniques and high-quality materials. It takes about 10 hours of work and 400 metres of paper cord to create a single chair, which means that each element is unique and has a story all its own. The craftsmanship is what makes the CH25 chair a lasting investment, appreciated by generations of design enthusiasts. Each chair is constructed with care and attention to detail, with each part being assembled and finished by hand, ensuring impeccable quality and precision. The craftsmanship thus contributes to making each chair unique, with small differences in detail giving each piece a distinctive personality.