true masterpiece of Danish design.
An exceptionally beautiful and rare GE-673 “Keyhole” rocking chair, designed by the legendary Hans J. Wegner in 1967 for Getama, Denmark.
Crafted from solid oak with canvas supports, this extraordinary piece perfectly embodies Wegner’s remarkable talent for transforming traditional craftsmanship into timeless, sculptural furniture.
With its distinctive high backrest, beautifully curved runners and elegant, almost architectural silhouette, the chair is as much a work of art as it is a functional piece of furniture.
The beauty of this extraordinary chair lies not only in its sculptural appearance, but also in its ingenious construction.
The GE-673 earned its nickname “Keyhole” from the distinctive keyhole-shaped openings carved into its front legs.
Far from being merely decorative, these carefully designed details form part of an ingenious construction that allows the suspended seat, backrest and neck cushion to be removed or replaced.
Wegner was particularly fascinated by the balance between comfortable reclining and the ability to get up effortlessly from a rocking chair.
With its beautifully sculpted solid oak frame, elegant canvas supports and perfectly balanced runners, the GE-673 is a wonderful expression of his philosophy: exceptional craftsmanship, intelligent construction and timeless beauty.
A remarkable example of Scandinavian modernism and a wonderful find for lovers and collectors of exceptional 20th-century design.
Danish design at its finest.
Designer: Hans J. Wegner
Manufacturer: Getama
Model: GE-673 “Keyhole” Rocking Chair
Country: Denmark
Design Year: 1967
Period: 1960s
Materials: Solid oak, canvas
Dimensions
Width: 76 cm
Depth: 92 cm
Height: 104 cm
Seat Height: 35 cm
Price €2,800
