
225 Flag Halyard Chair & Ottoman | Hommage À Hans Wegner, 1950
Flag Halyard Lounge Chair & Ottoman: Dark

225 Flag Halyard Chair & Ottoman | Hommage À Hans Wegner, 1950
Flag Halyard Lounge Chair & Ottoman: Dark
Hommage À Hans Wegner
Flag Halyard Lounge Chair & Ottoman: Dark
Flag Halyard Lounge Chair & Ottoman: Dark
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The Flag Halyard Chair & Ottoman were originally designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1950. They feature a solid stainless steel frame, 220 meters of specially developed flag line forming the seat and back, hide bolster, and a long-haired sheepskin for added comfort.
The idea for the Flag Halyard Chair was conceived on a hot summer afternoon while Wegner was at a family beach outing, digging himself into the sand to create a comfortable lounging position to watch his children. Back at his summerhouse, he made the first sketches using the seating angles he had conceived on the beach.
Shown with Black Halyard Rope on Black Powder Coat Steel, with Black Italian Aniline Leather Bolster and Sheep Skin. The ottoman acts as a footrest or impromptu additional seating as needed.
The Archetype Forms Flag Halyard Lounge Chair & Ottoman are faithful reproductions of the original Hans Wegner Flag Halyard Chair & Ottoman, also known as the Model pp225 Flag Halyard Chair.
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Distinguishing Features
Distinguishing Features
Designer
Designer
Hans J. Wegner
Hans J. Wegner (1914-2007) was a renowned Danish furniture designer, celebrated for his contributions to mid-century modern design and his mastery of furniture craftsmanship. Born in Tønder, Denmark, Wegner’s designs were characterized by their organic functionality, a blend of traditional woodworking techniques and modernist principles. His work was marked by an emphasis on functionality and a deep respect for the materials, often working with wood, plywood, metal, caning, and papercord.
Wegner’s designs, including the iconic Wishbone Chair and Shell Chair, have become symbols of Danish design, embodying the country’s reputation for high-quality, modern furniture that balances human values with modernity. His influence on furniture design was profound, with his works exhibited in major institutions worldwide, such as The Museum of Modern Art in New York and Die Neue Sammlung in Munich.
Dimensions
Dimensions
Width: Chair - 104 | Ottoman - 75 cm
Height: Chair - 80 | Ottoman - 44.5 cm
Depth: Chair - 115 | Ottoman - 55.1 cm
Construction
Construction
Frame: Solid & Tubular Stainless Steel
Steel Arm Finish: Natural Polished
Steel Base Finish: Natural, Powder Coated or Custom Selection from Archetype Forms
Seat & Back Support: 240M Halyard Flag Line in Black or Natural Rope
Blanket Cover: Long-Haired Sheepskin
Cushion Stuffing: Polyester Fibre
Cushion Upholstery: Custom Selection of Leather or Fabric from Archetype Forms
Product Details
Product Details
Flag Halyard Lounge Chair & Ottoman
Hans Wegner was primarily known for his woodwork, but demonstrated his versatility with the Flag Halyard Chair by incorporating materials like stainless steel and flag line, paying tribute to early modernist designers such as Le Corbusier, Mies van der Rohe, and Marcel Breuer.
The Flag Halyard Chair's design is further enhanced with a leather or fabric upholstered neck cushion, held by bridle leather, and a unique sheepskin, processed without the use of chrome. The Flag Halyard ottoman acts as a footrest or impromptu additional seating as needed.
Wegner stated "A chair is to have no backside. It should be beautiful from all sides and angles." Wegner realized this belief with The Flag Halyard Chair. Its appearance, ergonomic design, and luxurious materials making it an immediately recognizable piece of mid-century modern furniture for.
Available in natural or black flag line: Buy the Flag Halyard Lounge Chair & Ottoman: Dark version, originally designed by Hans j. Wegner, online here in Canada. Also available in the contrasting Flag Halyard Lounge Chair: Natural Rope Version.
Reproduction
Reproduction
The Archetype Forms Flag Halyard Lounge Chair is a faithful reproduction of the original Hans Wegner Flag Halyard Chair, also known as the Model pp225 Flag Halyard Chair. It is a tribute to his enduring legacy. This item is not manufactured by or affiliated with the original designer(s) and associated parties.












Product Information
Distinguishing Features
Designer
Hans J. Wegner
Hans J. Wegner (1914-2007) was a renowned Danish furniture designer, celebrated for his contributions to mid-century modern design and his mastery of furniture craftsmanship. Born in Tønder, Denmark, Wegner’s designs were characterized by their organic functionality, a blend of traditional woodworking techniques and modernist principles. His work was marked by an emphasis on functionality and a deep respect for the materials, often working with wood, plywood, metal, caning, and papercord.
Wegner’s designs, including the iconic Wishbone Chair and Shell Chair, have become symbols of Danish design, embodying the country’s reputation for high-quality, modern furniture that balances human values with modernity. His influence on furniture design was profound, with his works exhibited in major institutions worldwide, such as The Museum of Modern Art in New York and Die Neue Sammlung in Munich.
Dimensions
Width: Chair - 104 | Ottoman - 75 cm
Height: Chair - 80 | Ottoman - 44.5 cm
Depth: Chair - 115 | Ottoman - 55.1 cm
Construction
Frame: Solid & Tubular Stainless Steel
Steel Arm Finish: Natural Polished
Steel Base Finish: Natural, Powder Coated or Custom Selection from Archetype Forms
Seat & Back Support: 240M Halyard Flag Line in Black or Natural Rope
Blanket Cover: Long-Haired Sheepskin
Cushion Stuffing: Polyester Fibre
Cushion Upholstery: Custom Selection of Leather or Fabric from Archetype Forms
Product Details
Flag Halyard Lounge Chair & Ottoman
Hans Wegner was primarily known for his woodwork, but demonstrated his versatility with the Flag Halyard Chair by incorporating materials like stainless steel and flag line, paying tribute to early modernist designers such as Le Corbusier, Mies van der Rohe, and Marcel Breuer.
The Flag Halyard Chair's design is further enhanced with a leather or fabric upholstered neck cushion, held by bridle leather, and a unique sheepskin, processed without the use of chrome. The Flag Halyard ottoman acts as a footrest or impromptu additional seating as needed.
Wegner stated "A chair is to have no backside. It should be beautiful from all sides and angles." Wegner realized this belief with The Flag Halyard Chair. Its appearance, ergonomic design, and luxurious materials making it an immediately recognizable piece of mid-century modern furniture for.
Available in natural or black flag line: Buy the Flag Halyard Lounge Chair & Ottoman: Dark version, originally designed by Hans j. Wegner, online here in Canada. Also available in the contrasting Flag Halyard Lounge Chair: Natural Rope Version.
Reproduction
The Archetype Forms Flag Halyard Lounge Chair is a faithful reproduction of the original Hans Wegner Flag Halyard Chair, also known as the Model pp225 Flag Halyard Chair. It is a tribute to his enduring legacy. This item is not manufactured by or affiliated with the original designer(s) and associated parties.

Hommage À Hans Wegner
Hans J. Wegner (1914-2007) was a renowned Danish furniture designer, celebrated for his contributions to mid-century modern design and his mastery of furniture craftsmanship. Born in Tønder, Denmark, Wegner’s designs were characterized by their organic functionality, a blend of traditional woodworking techniques and modernist principles. His work was marked by an emphasis on functionality and a deep respect for the materials, often working with wood, plywood, metal, caning, and papercord.
Wegner’s designs, including the iconic Wishbone Chair and Shell Chair, have become symbols of Danish design, embodying the country’s reputation for high-quality, modern furniture that balances human values with modernity. His influence on furniture design was profound, with his works exhibited in major institutions worldwide, such as The Museum of Modern Art in New York and Die Neue Sammlung in Munich.