CH825 Credenza by Carl Hansen & Son

CH825 Credenza by Carl Hansen & SonCH825 Credenza by Carl Hansen & Son Hans J. Wegners CH825 Credenza from 1959 has an elegant, detailed exterior and a functional interior A beautiful and functional Credenza Hans J. Wegner designed the CH825 in 1959 as one of the several credenzas that, with their calm appearance and functional interior, became sought after at auctions many years later. In 2014, Carl Hansen & Sn relaunched one of these credenzas, CH825, on the 100th anniversary of

CH825 Credenza by Carl Hansen & Son

Hans J. Wegners CH825 Credenza from 1959 has an elegant, detailed exterior and a functional interior

A beautiful and functional Credenza

Hans J. Wegner designed the CH825 in 1959 as one of the several credenzas that, with their calm appearance and functional interior, became sought after at auctions many years later. In 2014, Carl Hansen & Søn relaunched one of these credenzas, CH825, on the 100th anniversary of Wegner's birth.When the two roller shutter doors on the Wegner credenza CH825 are slid to one side and behind the interior backing, the interior of the credenza is fully accessible. If the credenza, on the other hand, is closed, the doors form a calm, continuous veneer surface with the vertical grain texture. As a grip, a vertically placed piece of wood is attached through a thin, square steel plate to the solid vertical front edge of the door.The interior of Wegner's credenza is fitted with a combination of shelves and pullout trays, which as a starting point, provide useful and diverse storage space. These are divided into three compartments, of which the two outer ones have two shelves each and the middle has four pull-out trays. The shelves can be adjusted as needed.The credenza can be chosen with either round legs in solid wood which fit with most of Wegner's chairs and tables or with a curved steel frame which is also used in his CH100 Series.