CH106 Coffee Table
by Hans Wegner from Carl Hansen & Son
ch106 coffee table
Design Hans Wegner, 1970
Glass, stainless steel
Made in Denmark by Carl Hansen & Son
Hans J. Wegner is one of the architects and designers who made Danish Design world famous. Wegner inscribes his name in the history of design first and foremost via a range of tables and chairs which are without predecessors in furniture design, yet stand in their own right as the most natural thing in the world, inevitable like new letters in the alphabet.
The simple and elegant CH106 table embodies Wegner's ideology and spirit for simplicity. Wegner, with his unique understanding of materials, created many designs each with its own personality yet in a consistent language.
CH106 is also available as the larger ch108 and both feature a stainless steel base with a 0.7" glass top.
37.4" L | 37.4" w | 16.5" h | top: .7" thick
Glass, stainless steel
Made in Denmark by Carl Hansen & Son
Hans J. Wegner is one of the architects and designers who made Danish Design world famous. Wegner inscribes his name in the history of design first and foremost via a range of tables and chairs which are without predecessors in furniture design, yet stand in their own right as the most natural thing in the world, inevitable like new letters in the alphabet.
The simple and elegant CH106 table embodies Wegner's ideology and spirit for simplicity. Wegner, with his unique understanding of materials, created many designs each with its own personality yet in a consistent language.
CH106 is also available as the larger ch108 and both feature a stainless steel base with a 0.7" glass top.
37.4" L | 37.4" w | 16.5" h | top: .7" thick
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Hans Wegner
Hans Wegner’s thoughtful high quality work contributed to the popularity of Danish Modern design. His style is described as Organic Functionalism.
Carl Hansen & Son produces Danish Modern classics and continues to expand the collection with new designs. The CH24 Hans Wegner Wishbone chair has been in continuous production since 1949.