Chair 'Antler', a handcrafted masterpiece with soft and clean lines

Typically Scandinavian with a touch of Ming-style Chinese inspiration, the design of the chair 'Antler' is one of the emblematic creations of the prolific Hans J. Wegner, including his legendary Wishbone CH24 chair also known as the "Y chair". Made from natural or tinted maple with a braided rope seat, this simple chair has soft and delicate curves reminding us the Chinese furniture from the Ming Dynasty and showcases the beauty of the arched wood. You will appreciate the quality of its design, based on robust and durable materials, at the same time as its surprisingly light and graceful appearance. Moreover, you will be amazed by its incredible comfort thanks to which you will be able to use it as a dining chair or office chair. With its sculptural silhouette, our chair 'Antler' has a spacious seat with great freedom of movement. Its Y-shaped backrest, slightly curved inward according to traditional Chinese style, perfectly matches the natural back arch, allowing you to be instantly installed and stalled. Ideal to endure without being tired the prolonged sitting position! Sober and elegant with its neutral and dark tint, our ilfurn® version of the legendary chair Wishbone will easily adapt to your particular tastes like the rest of your furniture. For a stylish and personalised decoration in your dining room, do not hesitate to have several around the dining table playing with the colours: success guaranteed!

A few words about Hans J. Wegner and his chair Wishbone CH24.

Created in 1949, the CH24 is part of the first chair collection (with the CH22, CH23 and CH25) developed by the Danish designer Hans J. Wegner for the high-end furniture manufacturer Carl Hansen & Søn. Called "Wishbone Chair" or "Y Chair" in reference to its bone-shaped backrest (fork-shaped bone located in the chicken's chest), the CH24 chair is one of Wegner's most famous designs and one of the key pieces of Danish design of the twentieth century. Inspired by the Chinese furniture of the Ming Dynasty, it is distinguished by its high quality materials (natural rope, solid wood) and the new techniques used for its manufacture: the braiding of the seat, handmade by highly skilled craftsmen qualified, ehnce it requires more than one hour of work per chair, for a lifetime - according to its publisher - more than 50 years! By taking care of the detail of each model created, the CH24 is a beautiful tribute to traditional craftsmanship. Its minimalist but elegant structure also illustrates its designer's dedication to the "beautiful and functional" characteristic of the Scandinavian modernist design of the 1950s. With a touch of lightness and finesse, it will become a great addition to your interior.