Circle Chair

High quality reproduction of Hans J. Wegner's design.

The Circle Chair, created by Hans J. Wegner in 1986 and also known as the "PP130" chair, is the last chair the iconic Danish designer would ever design--his "swan song," so to speak. This chair perfectly captures all the elements of design that Wegner was most well-known for: the designer brought together diverse elements, such as rope and wood, to create an almost sculptural piece in way that could only he could envision. The woven rope creates a flexible but supportive back that envelops you as you sit, while the headrest and seat cushion provide support and comfort.

As a natural material, wood is subject to effects of the environment including temperature and humidity levels. Chairs are not made from a single solid block of wood and are assembled using dowels and glue. Unlike a metal chair that is welded or a plastic chair that is made in a single mold, based on use and conditions these dowels and glue can loosen over time and may require regular maintenance to keep them performing. Due to the common nature of this upkeep, regardless of manufacturer, resources are readily available online or through your local upholstery or millwork supplier. This is not considered a defect or a warranty issue.