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Danish manufacturer Hay is renowned for its wide range of chairs, from reissues to contemporary creations, from kitchen chairs to lounge, office and garden chairs.
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It's an icon of Swiss design, created by designer Bruno Rey in 1971. Comprising chairs, stools and tables, the Rey collection features innovative screwless construction and a distinctive silhouette.
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AAC22 chairs belong to the About A Chair family. Characterized by their recycled plastic shell, they can be fitted with a fixed seat cushion or interior upholstery.
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The AAC23 and AAC23 Soft chairs belong to the About A Chair family. Both models have the same shell as the AAC22 chair, but fully upholstered and padded.
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While the AAC 222/223 series takes up the overall architecture of the classic AAC 22 chair, it differs in that its backrest is slightly higher and its armrests a little lower, allowing it to slide under a table.
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AAC123 belongs to the About A Chair family. Featuring a wider, higher shell, it is available in two versions: with tensioned upholstery, or with an additional layer of wadding and a non-tensioned upholstery.
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The AAC12 and AAC13 chairs are characterized by their armless shell and solid wood base. They are fitted with a recycled polypropylene shell.
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Featuring a wooden base with rounded legs, the AAC212 has a timeless, organic aesthetic, while the AAC213 chair combines the natural elegance of solid wood with the softness of an upholstered shell.
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The Soft Edge Chair marks a further step in the exploitation of molded plywood: a three-dimensional shape (hence the name soft edge).
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Chairs J41 (without armrests) and J42 (with armrests) were designed in the early 1940's by Børge Mogensen, when he was head of FDB's design department.
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The J77 Chair is part of the collection of pieces reissued by Hay and originally designed for FDB, created in the 1940s to produce designer furniture at an affordable price for the general public.
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Maniable, solide et confortable, la Chaise J104 a été conçue par Jørgen Bækmark dans les années 1960. La Chaise J104 fait partie de la collection des pièces rééditées par Hay et originellement dessinées pour FDB.
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The J110 Chair was designed by Poul M. Volther for FDB, the Danish consumer cooperative founded in the 1940s to produce designer furniture at a price affordable to the general public.
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The Pastis series of chairs and tables, designed by French designer Julien Renault, a Scandinavian design enthusiast from an early age, offers a wooden reinterpretation of the classic bistro table and matching chairs.
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The AAC26 chairs belong to the About A Chair family. They feature the same shell as the AAC22, but with a metal base.
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The AAC27 and AAC27 Soft chairs belong to the About A Chair family. Both models have the same shell as the AAC26 chair, but fully upholstered and padded.
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The AAC127 and AAC127 Soft chairs belong to the About A Chair family. Both models are characterized by their fully upholstered, upholstered shells and metal bases.
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The AAC226 and AAC227 chairs feature a tubular steel base, with legs angled slightly outwards for optimum stability. Available in powder-coated black and chrome.
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The Soft Edge Chair marks a further step in the exploitation of molded plywood: a three-dimensional shape (hence the name soft edge).
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Produced in the late '50s, the Result chair was one of the first pieces of furniture to use the cut sheet metal technique. The Result chair was originally designed for schools in the Netherlands.
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The Petit Standard chair is both a quotation (Jean Prouvé's iconic Standard chair) and the fruit of research: to design a highly stackable chair, with features that allow it to be stacked.
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The name and aesthetics of the Type chair come from the idea of archetype: a form as universal as possible. Designed by Danish designer Jonas Trampedach, it is made of aluminum with a silicone coating.
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The idea behind the Hee series was to create eco-friendly furniture from materials that are easy to recycle. Metal makes it possible to recycle used furniture and limit the transport stages.
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The AAC 53 office chair shares the same distinctive, streamlined shell as the rest of the About A Chair series. The AAC 53 Soft version features comfortable padded upholstery.
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Featuring a five-star castor base, the AAC252 chair combines optimum functionality with modern aesthetics. The base is designed with a gas spring for seat height adjustment.
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Featuring a five-leg swivel base with castors, the AAC 155 combines the high functionality of an office chair with optimum comfort and modern aesthetics.
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Featuring an aluminum swivel base, the AAC220 chair has a slightly more formal expression than the other variants in the series. It features a curved shell with a slightly higher back than the 120 series.
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The AAC121 and AAC121 Soft chairs belong to the About A Chair family. Both models feature a fully upholstered shell and metal swivel base.
HAY: Danish design elegance accessible to all
Founded in 2002 in Copenhagen by Mette and Rolf Hay, HAY is an iconic brand of contemporary Danish design. Its goal is to democratise design by offering aesthetic, functional and affordable furniture and accessories.
HAY collaborates with international designers to create innovative pieces that blend harmoniously into modern interiors.
HAY offers a wide range of chairs combining comfort, minimalism and elegance. Here are some of the most popular models:
About A Chair (AAC) – Designed by Hee Welling, this collection stands out for its clean lines and enveloping comfort. The AAC 22, AAC 23 and AAC 123 models offer different base options (wood or metal) and upholstery to suit any space.
Rey – Designed by Bruno Rey in 1971, this iconic chair is characterised by its innovative screwless construction and distinctive silhouette.
Soft Edge – Created by the Iskos-Berlin duo, this moulded plywood chair features rounded edges for optimal comfort and a soft aesthetic.
J-Series – Reissues of classic models from the 1940s, such as Børge Mogensen's J41 and Folke Pålsson's J77, these chairs combine tradition and modernity.
HAY collaborates with a host of talented designers who bring their unique vision to the brand's furniture:
Hee Welling – Known for the ‘About A’ series, he creates pieces with simple, functional lines.
Bruno Rey – A Swiss designer, he is famous for his Rey chair, an icon of 1970s design.
Iskos-Berlin – This Danish duo explores new shapes and materials to create innovative and ergonomic furniture.
Børge Mogensen – A major figure in Scandinavian design, his timeless creations are being reissued by HAY for new generations.
Founded in 2007, Scandinavia Design is a French-Swedish company specialising in Scandinavian design.
Renowned for its rigorous selection and high-quality customer service, it offers the entire range of HAY chairs in a variety of finishes and configurations.
Enjoy personalised advice and a seamless shopping experience to bring Nordic design into your home.
