Wohlert Bar Chair 638 Furniture Stellar Works

Wohlert Bar Chair

By Vilhelm Wohlert, for Stellar Works

Wohlert Bar Chair

By Vilhelm Wohlert, For Stellar Works

$2,555.00

SPEC #: STL1266733 | ID: VW-S310.WN.001

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Wohlert Bar Chair

SPEC #: STL1266733

ID: VW-S310.WN.001

Designed by Vilhelm WohlertRead Bio

The Wohlert Bar Chair is a reworked version of Danish designer Vilhelm Wohlert's classic mid-century design. The chair's frame is constructed from solid wood and features a unique shape where functional support structures take on a sculptural aesthetic.

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Finish: Natural Walnut

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Founded in 2012, Stellar Works is committed to bridging the gap between the design ideas of the East and the West. Led by architects Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu, the creative department uses Asian sensibility and refined culture to create timeless designs. Stellar Works brings the past into the present while using transparent sourcing and manufacturing practices. All products are made in Shanghai.

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Vilhelm Wohlert (1920-2007) was a Danish architect and designer known for his refined sense of proportion, structure, and light. Trained at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts under Kaare Klint, Wohlert later became a professor there and helped shape generations of Scandinavian modernists. Together with Jorgen Bo, he created the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Humlebaek, a landmark of modern Danish architecture that demonstrates his belief in harmony between building, light, and landscape. His lighting designs for Louis Poulsen and others share the same quiet rigor and balance, using simple geometry and honest materials to enhance atmosphere and architectural clarity.