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The Valet Chair, model PP250, was designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1951 and manufactured by PP Møbler. This chair is an excellent representation of Wegner's innovative approach to furniture design, where functionality meets sculptural aesthetics.
The chair is constructed from maple and wengé, two types of wood that complement each other beautifully. The light, smooth finish of the maple wood contrasts with the dark and rich color of the wenge wood, creating a visually appealing effect. This combination of materials highlights the chair's elegant lines and fine craftsmanship.
The jacket rest, model PP250, was designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1951 and manufactured by PP Møbler. This chair is an excellent representation of Wegner's innovative approach to furniture design, where functionality meets sculptural aesthetics.
The chair is constructed from maple and wengé, two types of wood that complement each other beautifully. The light, smooth finish of the maple wood contrasts with the dark and rich color of the wenge wood, creating a visually appealing effect. This combination of materials highlights the chair's elegant lines and fine craftsmanship.
Model PP250, known as "The jacket's rest," is designed with both comfort and practicality in mind. The chair has a specially designed backrest that allows you to hang a jacket or coat over it without creasing it. This functional element is combined with a robust and at the same time light construction, which makes the chair suitable for both private homes and public spaces.
PP Møbler, a highly respected Danish furniture manufacturer, is known for their commitment to quality and precision. Their collaboration with Hans J. Wegner has resulted in some of the most iconic furniture in Danish design history.
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