We’re bringing you the best of Danish design straight from our Product Library with nine of our favourite Danish dining chairs.
Danish dining chairs epitomise the nation’s 20th-century design success story. Combining form and function, backed by exceptional craftsmanship and ergonomics, some of Denmark’s most iconic dining chairs were originally produced nearly 80 years ago. These iconic chairs remain just as timeless today courtesy of design luminaries Hans J Wegner and Verner Panton.
All unique in appearance and structure, these nine Danish dining chairs are loved by designers and design enthusiasts around the world.
The Series 430 Chair, designed by Verner Panton for Verpan in the NNH Residence by Mim Design | Photography by Peter Clarke.
Designed by Hans J Wegner for Carl Hansen + Son, the CH24 Wishbone Chair features a hand-woven seat in paper cord, available in unbleached/natural or black.
The CH24 Wishbone Chair, designed by Hans J Wegner for Carl Hansen + Son in the Gable House by Edmonds + Lee Architects. | Photography by Joe Fletcher
The In Between Chair, designed by Sami Kallio for &Tradition in the House PV2 by Lucas y Hernández-Gil | Photography by José Hevia
The In Between Chair, designed by Sami Kallio for &Tradition uses compression moulding together with woodturning techniques to create this lightweight yet extremely strong chair with fine detail finishes.
The Black/Natural Knot Chair, designed by Tatsuo Kuroda for Normann Copenhagen is characterised by the dominant jointing points in natural paper cord, which also provide optimal sitting comfort.
The Series 430 Chair for Verpan offers a streamlined, classic shape that designer Verner Panton was renowned for throughout his career.
The #77 Chair, designed by J.L Moller for Møller in the Elsternwick Home by Wellard Architects. | Photography by Derek Swalwell
The Trinidad Chair, designed by Nanna Ditzel for Fredericia in the Zealand Home of Kaja Møller, CEO of Fredericia. | Photography courtesy of Fredericia
Nanna Ditzel’s Trinidad Chair for Fredericia dissolves in a play of light and shadow. The stackable chair is available in grey, light grey and smoked stained lacquer.
Designed in 1947 by Børge Morgensen and nicknamed ‘The People’s Chair’ for its incredible versatility, the J39 Chair for Fredericia features curved backrest and hand-woven paper cord seat.
The J39 Chair, designed by Børge Morgensen for Fredericia in the home of Vipp CEO Kasper Egelund | Photography by Mark Seelen
The Spanish Dining Chair, designed by Børge Mogensen for Fredericia is crafted from the finest selection of oak and flawless saddle leather, available with or without armrests.
The About a Chair exudes functional simplicity that is characteristic of the ‘About a’ range. Designed by Hee Welling for HAY, the chair comprises of a curved back and a 4-legged wooden base.
The CH20 Elbow Chair, designed by Hans J Wegner for Carl Hansen + Son in the Davies Street Project by studiofour | Photography by Shannon McGrath.
