Teak lounge chair GE-270 designed by Hans Wegner in 1956 and made by Getama in Denmark during the late 1950’s or 1960’s.
Hans Wegner’s Model GE-270 Lounge Chair, introduced in 1956, epitomizes the Danish modernist ethos: elegant simplicity, functional form, and honest craftsmanship. Designed for Getama, the GE-270 features Wegner’s signature sculptural armrests and angled solid teak frame, creating a relaxed yet architectural silhouette. The chair’s precise joinery and organic lines reflect Wegner’s training as a cabinetmaker and his commitment to human-centered design. Though understated, the GE-270 exudes quiet sophistication, bridging artistry and usability. Today, it remains a collector’s favorite and a timeless statement in contemporary interiors, reinforcing Wegner’s legacy as the master of “organic functionality” in 20th-century furniture design.
Hans J. Wegner (1914–2007), a celebrated Danish designer, is renowned for his innovative approach to furniture, blending craftsmanship, functionality, and sculptural elegance. Often called the "Master of the Chair," Wegner designed over 500 pieces, including icons like the Wishbone Chair and the Round Chair. His works exemplify Danish Modernism, emphasizing organic forms, natural materials, and simplicity. Wegner’s legacy lies in his ability to elevate everyday furniture into art, securing his place as one of the most influential designers of the 20th century.
In original burnt orange velvet or reupholstered in a fabric of your choice.
€2,500.
