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CH280A | Armrest section
Material:
oak, oil
Upholstery:
Storr 8001
Designed in 1980, the modular CH280 Sofa embodies classic Hans J. Wegner characteristics, striking an effortless balance between comfortable versatility and timeless simplicity. An exposed, slatted frame in FSC™-certified solid oak lends the sofa an elegant, lightweight appeal, with a low seat and gently reclined backrest. Generous hand-upholstery enhances comfort with removable textile covers for easy maintenance. The sofa can be configured in any number of ways using a combination of three elements - an armrest section, a middle section and a footstool. The CH280A Armrest section features a gently reclined armrest and backrest with three hand-upholstered cushions in removable textile covers. For use with elements from the modular CH280 Sofa.
Danish furniture designer Hans J. Wegner (1914-2007) is considered one of the most creative, innovative, and prolific designers of all times, renowned for his precision, great insight into craftsmanship and uncompromising approach to design. Wegner designed nearly 500 chairs in his lifetime and was often referred to as the master of the chair.
Hans J. Wegner Explores Modular Comfort
By the 1980s, Hans J. Wegner had truly solidified his reputation as a master of Danish furniture design. As one of his later pieces in the Carl Hansen & Søn collection, the modular CH280 Sofa demonstrates his continued dedication to ergonomics and craftsmanship, as well as an understanding of the shifting needs of the modern home. Created in three elements - an armrest section, a middle section and a footstool - the sofa invites relaxed conversation with effortless flexibility. In this honest design, in which nothing is concealed, Wegner presents an exposed FSC™-certified solid oak frame with a slightly curved, slatted backrest that gently reclines. A low seat and generous, hand-upholstered backrest and seat cushions make for easy lounging in this modular sofa design. Connected by a simple coupling bracket, the modular elements can be configured to accommodate a multitude of spaces.
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