Armchair from Fredericia Furniture

Wegner Queen Chair 1010 by Hans J. Wegner

'Wegner Ox Chair' is a gem of Danish design that embodies the unique, the dramatic and the exclusive. One of Wegner's personal favourites, the iconic chair was first launched in 1960, upholstered in wool and constructed using unique but highly exacting methods. Not only the construction, but also the design, strained the 1960 launch. The extravagant design was considered ahead of its time, and the Ox Chair was not reintroduced to the world until 1989.

The 'Wegner Queen Chair' is a majestic echo of the 'Ox Chair' design that, unlike the original dominant design, possesses a feminine idiom. The sculptural and 'playful' design, is reproduced from the 'Ox Chair' with the voluminous armrests in an organic teardrop shape. The neck support has been removed to create a more open atmosphere and give it its characteristic majestic look, which makes the chair one of Wegner's most elegant, and not least iconic, armchairs.

The 'Wegner Queen Chair' is available in a wide range of fabrics and leathers in various colours. If you would like to design your own 'Queen Chair' please feel free to contact us by email or phone.

• Frame made of brushed or black lacquered stainless steel. Seat with blind frame in solid wood and moulded cold foam, upholstered in desired textile or leather.
• Wipe leather with a soft dry cloth, or a soft cloth heavily wrung in cold clean water. If a wrung cloth is used, entire surfaces should always be covered to avoid staining. Then polish with a dry soft cloth. It is often better to leave small stains and let them fade over time rather than try to remove them. As far as possible, avoid placing leather furniture in direct sunlight.
• When cleaning steel, a dry cloth or a cloth heavily soaked in a mild soap solution is recommended. Then polish with a dry soft cloth. Stubborn stains should be removed with alcohol. Never use solvents, as these can damage the paintwork.
• Weight: 28 kg
• Original design by Hans J. Wegner, produced by Fredericia Furniture (1960)