Armchair CH07 - white oiled oak

CARL HANSEN & SØN CH07 SHELL CHAIR - OAK

An architectural masterpiece

Variant shown: oak, veneer, white oil

When Hans J. Wegner introduced the design of the CH07 Shell Chair in 1963, many critics were enthusiastic about the avant-garde look, but the general public was reluctant to accept the distinctive expression. The mixed reviews in the 1960s and the poorly developed production techniques of the time resulted in very limited production.

When Carl Hansen & Søn relaunched the Shell Chair in 1998, it almost immediately gained widespread public recognition thanks to interest from a new generation. The floating lightness of the design is achieved by the wing-like seat and the curved backrest, which is supported by a frame with three curved legs. The chair's signature seat and backrest are made from padded, molded veneer, providing generous comfort to the user. The laminated legs of the chair consist of several layers of veneer, the two front legs are made from a single element, which creates a unique and stable shape. The Shell Chair is a clear manifestation of Wegner's belief that a chair should always be comfortable, have no back and be beautiful from all sides and angles.

Carl Hansen furniture is made specifically for you and therefore cannot be exchanged.

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Optimal use and care

Wood :

Wood is a living, natural material and should therefore always be cleaned as gently as possible. Regular cleaning with a damp cloth ensures that the furniture always looks good and has a beautiful patina. Never use aggressive cleaning agents to clean furniture.

Solid wood furniture should not be placed near heat sources such as radiators and wood stoves or stored in unheated rooms.
Wood is a natural material and therefore no two pieces are alike. Small knots, visible growth spots and color variations are part of the natural appearance of wood. The parts of a piece of furniture are always assembled according to color and structure so that the piece of furniture is beautiful and complete.
The furniture is beautiful and complete. Color and texture can vary from one piece of furniture to another.

Leather:

We recommend vacuuming leather furniture regularly with a soft brush. Avoid using
Cleaning supplies.
Typical characteristics and natural stains that can appear on saddle leather, aniline and semi-aniline leather:
- Insect bites
- Scar
- Neck wrinkles
- Grease stains
- Beauty marks
- skin hair
- Color differences from one skin to another and even within the same skin
- Differences in natural grain from one skin to another and even within the same skin

Wipe the surface with a clean, undyed cloth for normal, daily cleaning. For lighter stains, use a damp, well-wrung cloth. Wipe the entire surface quickly to avoid stains.
Danger! Do not use cleaning products too often.
Danger! If the surface is heavily worn or dirty, leather creams may stain the surface or change the color of the leather.