Tomile Solid Wood Hans Wegner Kennedy Armchair

Sollid Wood Tomile Hans Wegner Kennedy Armchair 18Pounds Office Chair

"The Round One", as Hans J. Wegner was used to call it, is probably Wegner's furniture the most famous in the world.

Less than a year after its creation, the American magazine Interiors devoted it a special issue, which marked the beginning of the international carrier of Hans Wegner. The latter, with his usual modesty, said: "This chair could have been created one hundred years ago – nothing new".

The PP503 chair, designed one year latter, differs from the PP501 by its upholstered seat. John Kennedy, who suffered back, adopted it for his televised debate with Nixon in 1960, contributing to the celebrity of the chair which was then renamed The Chair and joined permanently the White House.

The Kennedy Armchair from Tomile furniture is a reproduction of the Hans Wegner chair made famous in 1960 during the TV debate between Kennedy and Nixon. Constructed from American ash wood and Italian leather, this chair is a recognized classic that brings instant elegance to any room.