Chairs | 3 Novel Picks
Thursday, February 1, 2018
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We're already ane calendar month into the novel yr as well as the pattern intelligence is flowing steadily. Working my agency through the inbox, including many for the upcoming Stockholm pattern calendar week (sigh), I idea I'd begin past times picking out a few favourite chair designs, from some of my favourite Nordic brands.
The kickoff is a 1950s classic past times Arne Jacobsen, the Pot lounge chair. Relaunched past times Fritz Hansen amongst the purpose of complementing contemporary interiors amongst its ‘50s signature sculpture, Pot was designed along amongst the iconic Egg as well as Swan for the SAS Royal Hotel inwards Copenhagen inwards 1959. With improved comfort, modern materials as well as available inwards novel playful fabrics the low, comfortable lounge chair is modern all the same timeless.
“The Pot is the forgotten chair, which deserves a relaunch. I encounter the chair every bit ane of Jacobsen’s quieter as well as floating designs - almost similar a foliage inwards the air. The chair is surprisingly comfortable as well as spacious as well as the slightly modified 2018 version of the Pot is a compliment to Arne Jacobsen’s to a greater extent than pocket-sized pattern trend as well as a beautiful illustration of less is more.” -Christian Andresen, caput of design, Fritz Hansen.
Pot is available to social club right away from Cult showrooms inwards Commonwealth of Australia as well as New Zealand.
A novel unloosen past times Menu Space located inwards Copenhagen’s thriving Nordhavn (Northern Harbour) area, Harbour strikes a perfect residual betwixt geometry as well as organic shapes. Providing enough of versatility - the resultant of beingness designed for a multipurpose office, showroom, cafe, co-working as well as trial infinite - it besides provides comfort amongst a beautifully slim as well as elegant silhouette.
Available inwards half dozen trounce colours, leather or textile upholstery as well as 4 leg options, the beautiful beige upholstery as well as dark steel base diverseness is my favourite. Definitely on the wishing listing for my office!
Another Danish cause that never disappoints, January wishing list, as well as the Pavilion is some other chair that caught my optic at that time. When asked to pattern a stackable chair for the historic, multi-functional venue, The Langelinie Pavilion, Norwegian designers Anderssen & Voll wanted to link classic modernism from the building's 1950's structure to a novel modernism. Seen from whatever angle, the Pavilion chair creates a light, lyrical, graceful silhouette. The slim arms as well as legs exude an airy feeling, matched past times a gentle curved sort of the veneer topographic point as well as back. Available amongst or without armrests, the selection of forest veneer or versions upholstered inwards a diverseness of textiles or leather types allows for a personal comport upon inwards an endearing pattern that doesn't impose itself on its surroundings. |
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