Lacquered pine.
The Bull Chair, model JH 518, designed by Hans J. Wegner for Johannes Hansen in 1961, is a striking example of Wegner’s sculptural approach to furniture design. This particular example, crafted in lacquered pine, stands out as an early production model, possibly even a prototype, making it a unique and significant piece.
The chair is named for its distinctive backrest, which features broad, horn-like extensions that give it a bold and dynamic character. This bold form balances aesthetics and comfort, while the rest of the design showcases Wegner’s signature focus on simplicity and ergonomic functionality.