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J-Series Chair J42
J-Series Chair J42
$880
HAY’s reproduction of Børge Mogensen’s classic J42 Chair clearly reflects his design
philosophy. Precise proportions with simple horizontal and vertical lines are used to
construct a curved spindled backrest and angular armrests. Crafted in solid wood
the design has a timeless quality that is built to provide lasting comfort. Available in oak or beech in a variety of oiled, natural or coloured finishes.
Dimensions: 57.5cm W X 53.5cm D x 87cm H | 44.5cm SH
Materials: Backrest - Oak veneer. Coloured versions in beech veneer
Seat - Beech veneer core with top and bottom layers in oak veneer. Coloured
versions feature top and bottom layers in beech veneer
Base - Solid oak. Coloured versions in solid beech
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Estimated lead time: approximately 16-20 weeksAbout the Brand: HAY
Founded in 2002 by Mette and Rolf Hay, HAY was born from a vision to make high-quality design accessible to a wide audience. Drawing inspiration from architecture and fashion, HAY collaborates with some of the world’s most talented designers to create products that are both innovative and timeless. Their commitment to sustainability is evident in their use of eco-friendly materials and production methods, earning them accolades such as the Nordic Swan Ecolabel.
While our online store features a curated selection of our HAY top picks, we are pleased to offer access to the entire HAY collection. If you're looking for a specific product not listed online, please get in touch—our team can assist with special orders and product enquiries.
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About the Designer: Børge Mogensen
Børge Mogensen (1914 – 1972) is known as one of the great Danish designers
of the twentieth century for his quality furniture and strong, minimalist designs. Characterised by simple, solid lines and durable construction, his clean aesthetics and precise proportions embody Danish modernism. Having initially trained as a cabinet-maker before studying furniture design at the Danish School of Arts and Crafts, Børge Mogensen later studied architecture at The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. He later became design director at the Danish Co-Operative Society, FDB, where he focused on creating well-designed, functional furniture that could be industrially produced for the general public.
