Lounge Chairs

The Font collection is a family of chairs, lounge chairs, barstools and sofas. The name of the collection refers to graphic fonts that inspire the varying thickness of the cushion and backrest.

The strict horizontal lines of the Turn series, along with the slim metal legs in powder coated metal, give this daybed an elegant and light appearance.

The Rico series welcomes curves and volumes into a classic design defined by soft lines and an embracing expression. Contrasting the sturdiness of the frame, the armchair has an upholstery of timeless, yet easeful bouclé fabric, which is woven of uneven yarn to attain the rich, loopy texture of the surface. The curvaceous nature of the series adds a modern union of comfort and elegance to any room and makes you feel drawn into its motherly embrace.

Designer Chris Martin saw a rack of freshly baked loaves in a bakery and found something instantly appealing about the risen bread against the metal wires. The idea became a sofa with thin steel tube side panels that enclose and lift the plump cushions. Mega offers superb comfort and sculptural expression to offices, hotels and homes.

The Crown Easy Chair is cleverly constructed, with a playful element to it. It’s backrests are perched on the armrests, seemingly unsupported but in fact relying on a strong, concealed steel joint. Crown’s distinct design gives it open transparent surfaces that creates new expressions depending on its placement in the room. This comfortable easy chair is your perfect companion in lounge areas or living rooms.

When Massproductions Designer-in-Chief, Chris Martin designed the Dandy in 2015, he asked himself "How do we want to sit?" and "How do we want to move in a room?". The answer to the questions was the Dandy collection. "With Dandy we wanted to encourage playfulness in how we furnish rooms, homes and public spaces. Magnus found a sofa from the 30s at an auction that had a nice rounded shape. We see rectangular sofas everywhere, so we were inspired by this almost forgotten form" says Chris Martin.