Kardiel Papa Bear Chair Ottoman Urban Hemp Beige

Papa Bear Mid Century Modern Chair Ottoman This uniquely Danish high wing-back chair is absolutely Mid Century Modern in design. Created in 1951 it has become the most sought after Hans J. Wegner upholstered chair. Initially called the "AP-19" It quickly received its lasting name Papa Bear Teddy Bear Chair. This gift came from a critic who referred to its armrests as "Great bear paws embracing you from behind. " Making the Icon Looking to add some modernism pieces of historical substance The Teddy Bear chair may fit right in as the conversation starter youve been seeking. The Teddy Bear chair embodies comfortable modernism. Incorporate the whimsical organic flair of the animal kingdom and let the dialog begin. Over time the icons eventually all rise to the top. Hans J. Wegner created many modern furniture designs. Particularly during the period extending from the 1940s-1960s. The Papa Bear Teddy Bear Chair has without contest risen to the surface as the modern classic survivor of his line. This is your opportunity to affordably acquire your own version of the original. Kardiel respectfully adheres to responsible standards when reproducing the original design. Details such as Frame construction dimensions overall and within angles seam finish pleats tufting fabric selection. It is only with attention to material and visual details that substantial designs like the Hans Wegner Papa bear chair are reproduced without compromising the integrity of the original. ABOUT VINTAGE TAILORED TWILL Twill is an interwoven knit fabric. The thread takes turns in an over and under weave forming a crooked yet overall lineal rectangle pattern that can be discerned at close range. The pattern exists but appears somewhat random when viewed from a normal distance. Vintage Tailored Twill features a finer tightly tailored flat weave appearance. Vintage Tailored Twill provides perhaps a more refined tailored appearance than that of a typical coarse twill. It relies on the multi-tone nature of the fabric strands themselves to provide the appearance of depth of texture.