A statement lounge chair that’s low, laidback and masculine, it originates from 1970’s Denmark, designed by Ebbe Gehl and Søren Nissen for renowned maker, Jeki Mobler Bramming. The chunky, tubular, modernist frame in stained solid beech looks grand with the deep chocolate brown leather that’s so dark it looks black at first glance. And comfort is as important as the good looks here. From the tilt (which can be adjusted) to the contoured suede back to the plump cushions to the generous proportions, this is an indulgent seat for someone who tales relaxing seriously. It’s rare to find a chair like this in such good condition – just light signs of wear and tear adding to its aged, vintage appeal in our view.
