One of the most famous architects of post-war modernism in Germany. His most famous buildings include the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church in Berlin, the Bonn parliament, the German Embassy in Washington and the Olivetti towers in Frankfurt. With his d...

At the end of the years 1940, wearied not to find a luminary adapted to his activity of general mechanics, Jean-Louis Domecq draws one of them. After some trials and errors, the final drawing is fixed in April 1950. It perfectly corresponds to the re...

The trolley designed by Herbert Hirche in 1956. A cult object in the late fifties and sixties. To celebrate the centenary of Herbert Hirche in 2010 we offer a re-edition of this classic. Made with a minimal black, white or grey steel structure, authe...

Previously only found in the historic concert halls of the Copenhagen music venue, Vega, the VLA26 Vega Chair is now put into production at Carl Hansen & Søn, in partnership with Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects. Designed in the 1950s, the rei...

Hand knotted carpets and kilims with selected designs and high quality materials since over 40 years. Timeless works of art by international designers. Carpet by Verner Panton, 200 x 200 cm (also available in other sizes - request plea...

Hand knotted carpets and kilims with selected designs and high quality materials since over 40 years. Timeless works of art by international designers. Geometri was designed for the Hotel/ Restaurant Astoria in Trondheim and is today one of V...

Museam-worthy and minimalistic: the BZ slatted bench was designed by Martin Visser in 1960 for the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. To this day, the bench continues to invite museum visitors to pause and take in the art at their own pace.  Its tim...

The SZ02 Armchair, designed by Martin Visser in 1960, is a true expression of his minimalist design philosophy. Defined by pure materials, a clear construction, and a refined aesthetic, the armchair combines elegance with remarkable comfort. Its slen...

An exceptionally comfortable dining chair that, despite its light appearance, is extremely stable. The chair is available with both an upholstered seat or a wooden seat. The wood sorts can be mixed to combine e.g. a beech frame with walnut seat and b...

To mark the 100th anniversary of Hans J. Wegner's birth, Carl Hansen & Søn is launching Wegner's CH88 chair - a 1955 design that has, to date, existed only as a prototype. The CH88 is versatile both in terms of its appearance an...

Affectionately known as the Mama Bear Chair, the CH78 Lounge Chair by Hans J. Wegner was originally introduced in 1954 as an extension of his CH71 Chair (1952) design. An antidote to the often-heavy lounge chairs of his time, Mama Bear’s sculpt...

The association between Hans J. Wegner and Carl Hansen & Søn dates back to 1949. The first furniture models was presented already during 1950, which have nearely all gained the status as classic chairs, sought after as collectors items all...

The association between Hans J. Wegner and Carl Hansen & Søn dates back to 1949. The first furniture models was presented already during 1950, which have nearely all gained the status as classics, sought after as collectors items all over ...

“The Pendant” is a true classic, designed by Wegner to be height adjustable. A unique construction with a kind of handle as an integrated and attractive part of the design enables the user to pull the lamp up and down without touching the...

Shade manufactured in impact resistant Opal, high gloss acrylic Top in wet painted aluminium. Max 100W Regular golf ball bulb or similar size fluorescent bulb, Ø 43 cm (also available in Ø 51,5 cm: 690,00 €) Standard equipped with ...