Products tagged with 'Lounge Chairs'

A mid-century bestseller from the hand of Ib Kofod-Larsen, The Penguin Lounge Chair remains as popular today as when it was first introduced in 1953. Light and elegant with its curved wooden back and upholstered seat, it continues to offer unparalleled sitting comfort thanks to its considered combination of quality craftsmanship and premium materials.

Designed in 1950 by Ib Kofod-Larsen, The Seal showcases the Danish designer’s attention to detail, comfort and organic forms to full effect. One of his best-known designs, the casually elegant chair invites relaxation thanks to its angled frame and cushioning seat and backrest.

Originally dubbed Model 9, the Oda Chair was an ambitious design from the very beginning. Created by Arnold Madsen in around 1956, the aesthetic reinterpretation of an armchair has a complex horseshoe construction with an integrated headrest and beautifully incorporated armrests in wood.

Well-proportioned and well designed, the Elizabeth Lounge Chair profiles a majestic elegance that underpins its royal name. Originally called the Model U56, it was later dubbed Elizabeth Chair after Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip purchased two of them during an official visit to Denmark in 1958. The chair's sculpted armrests combined with the leather-upholstered low seat and sleigh-like back make it a prime example of Danish Modern.

The Elephant Lounge Chair is designed as a modern lounge chair and draws inspiration from the upholstered chairs of the 1950s and Japanese furniture design. The result is a light and elegant lounge chair where the elephant ear-shaped back gently curves around the body providing superior comfort.

The Elephant Lounge Chair is designed as a modern lounge chair and draws inspiration from the upholstered chairs of the 1950s and Japanese furniture design. The result is a light and elegant lounge chair where the elephant ear-shaped back gently curves around the body providing superior comfort.

With its sculptural and organic shape, the Little Big Chair is a welcoming lounge chair. The soft, low back wraps around you and the hidden swivel base accentuates that feeling of being cocooned. Comfort was the starting point of this design, and with its soft lines and its embracing nature, the chair brings character and life into any interior setting. This product is available in more variations. Contact us for requests.

Appropriately named, the Big Big Chair is the bigger version of the compact Little Big Chair. The voluminous shapes are divided into four playfully oversized objects, each designed to embrace ultimate comfort.

Soft, playful shapes characterise this family of upholstered pieces, the Hippo makes a stylish statement in any interior setting. The Hippo stands on two chunky legs and a wooden profile connecting the seat and back which in stark contrast to the soft shapes is hard-lined and strong.The Hippo series is influenced by the Hippopotamus mammal drawing upon its barrel-shaped torsos. The characteristic wooden leg profile comes in four different oak finishes; natural, light smoked, dark smoked and black and the seat and back come in variety of upholstery options

Soft, playful shapes characterise this family of upholstered pieces, the Hippo makes a stylish statement in any interior setting. The Hippo stands on two chunky legs and a wooden profile connecting the seat and back which in stark contrast to the soft shapes is hard-lined and strong.The Hippo series is influenced by the Hippopotamus mammal drawing upon its barrel-shaped torsos. The characteristic wooden leg profile comes in four different oak finishes; natural, light smoked, dark smoked and black and the seat and back come in variety of upholstery options

Initially introduced back in 1938, Little Petra won instant praise at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibition, subsequently winning awards at exhibits in New York and Berlin. It's one of just a few designs by architect Viggo Boesen, who became associated with Denmark's signature design aesthetic in the 1930s called funkis style.

Initially introduced back in 1938, Little Petra won instant praise at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibition, subsequently winning awards at exhibits in New York and Berlin. It's one of just a few designs by architect Viggo Boesen, who became associated with Denmark's signature design aesthetic in the 1930s called funkis style. Little Petra is surprisingly petite, able to fit into all kinds of spaces, interiors and environments. Low to the ground, open and embracing, it embodies the essence of a lounge chair, allowing for all kinds of seating positions in any cosy setting imaginable.xxxAs with most natural materials, differences in structure, density and thickness are expected, as two pieces of sheepskin never look identical and tend to show natural variations in both curls and tones.

Alexander is a highly innovative solution linked to a functional and quite traditional shape. A powerful and embracing structure where a high back smoothly connects to the seat cushion and ends on a swivel base. The arms and backrest on this piece slightly arch outwards, inviting everyone to sit. The highlight goes to the additional support padding in the back, held up by a metallic opulent counterweight

Ruth is a harmonious combination of various finishes conceived as an ideal seat both for residential and contract projects. The backrest and seat flow uninterruptedly into the armrest to create moments of great relaxation. The wooden base, which can be customized into metallic finishes, combines elegance and comfort. There are two lines stitched across the back for high resistance and slender design.

Perfect for contemporary projects, Juliet is a rounder armchair with soft curves and proportions. The black texturized steel tubing and legs provide a rough touch while the comfortable upholstered seat balances for high quality and comfort. This armchair presents delicate slopes highlighted by elegant stitching techniques.

Dalya is an armchair that gently integrates in hospitality spaces, yet also adapts to domestic living rooms and bedrooms. It is not a conventional armchair. Dalia distinguishes itself for generous, playful proportions; the volume of the seat is deliberately oversized to guarantee extreme comfort, while playing with the curved backrest.

The Popsi lounge chair combines bold design with sophisticated materials, specifically metal and hide. The base features delicately criss-crossed rods which follow a complex design to produce a sleek metal web. From the four corners of the feet, groups of two or three rods spring upwards, turning multiple acute angles before joining up with the four corners of the shell of the large tub chair, which is covered with hide. The curved lines are emphasised by precise decorative stitching, which speaks about Lema’s sartorial approach.

The result of a collaboration with Chiara Andreatti, the Taiki armchair puts a contemporary spin on classic shaping thanks to its cosy-looking padding, which tempts you to indulge in some relaxation. The artisanal detail of the stitching lends a modern feel to the chair, yet the influence of Le Corbusier is clear in its lines and proportions. Meanwhile, the structure in heat-treated, oak-dyed ash incorporates an Oriental sense of rigour.

The result of a collaboration with Chiara Andreatti, the Taiki armchair puts a contemporary spin on classic shaping thanks to its cosy-looking padding, which tempts you to indulge in some relaxation. The artisanal detail of the stitching lends a modern feel to the chair, yet the influence of Le Corbusier is clear in its lines and proportions. Meanwhile, the structure in heat-treated, oak-dyed ash incorporates an Oriental sense of rigour.

Contemporary in its aesthetics, Maddix keeps the profound manufacturing culture of Lema alive. Its expressive character tells the story of the beauty of living and natural materials like wood and leather. The soul of Maddix is indeed the fascinating dialogue between these two elements: the light wooden frame, with shaped profiles, supports the backrest in light hides.

Retro influences are incorporated with a balanced hand into the Lennox lounge chair by Gordon Guillaumier. The inspiration at the base of this sophisticated design is an open corolla, suspended in mid-air on a sleek structure made from bronze-coloured metal. The result is an elegant, discreet chair which armrests that open out. Lennox is a soft, seductive nest - perfect for spending time reading or listening to your favourite music.

Supporting the seat section is a base made from heat-treated, oak-dyed ash. The soft yet clean upholstery reduces the overall volume of the model, balancing out the proportions while keeping the comfort levels intact. This timeless piece celebrates the culture of manufacturing that is so dear to the brand - just like at the grosgrain profiling running along the stitching on the upholstery in fabric or leather.

Designed by Christophe Pillet, the sophisticated Lady Jane bergère features bold lines which bely its 1950s inspiration. This versatile, elegant and comfortable piece is equipped with a mechanism that allows the chair to rotate 360° and works perfectly in domestic spaces. The bergère has a matching padded pouffe footrest with a bronze metal structure, to ensure maximum relaxation.

As delicate as its name, Lucylle is a refined proposal defined by classic and welcoming proportions. With a structure of thermo-treated, solid oak-dyed ash, it has soft padding and upholstery in fabric, leather or eco-leather embellished by lapped seams that emphasises Lema’s sartorial side. The stools have footrests in steel.