Amish Chair

This chair is the original design. Designed in 1949, the wood chair was originally inspired by classical portraits of Danish merchants sitting on Chinese Ming chairs. Also referred to as the ch24 y-stolen chair, the wood side chair is widely utilized as a dining or occasional chair in stylish contemporary commercial and residential interiors accredited to its generous size and lightweight structure. Projects that have utilized the wood chair include the distinguished art museum of South Jutland. Through traditional manufacturing methods, the steam-bent back and arm rail achieve the profile of poultry wishbones, whilst the tapered legs and natural paper cord are additional features on the wood side chair. Their woodside chair is true to the original with no compromise on quality and workmanship. The woodside chair has often been considered one of Wegner's more distinguished designs from his prolific portfolio consisting of more than 500 pieces of furniture.