A really unusual and very handsome, Danish, mid century lounge chair with an unconventional design to moor in place the canvas that forms the seat within the wooden frame. With a configuration of straps and dowels that pull through the frame to create a really eye-catching design feature, it makes a real statement. Ideally you wouldn’t want to set this chair against a wall as it’s as fine-looking from the back as it is the front. And the sides for that matter with its trapezium-shaped arms! Bentwood chairs are famed for their extraordinary comfort. They combine the perfect tilt with loungy-but-supportive suspension, and their open design means they’re less space-demanding than regular lounge chairs. The leather is an unusual colour too – a sort of green khaki brown, a refreshing change from the usual 1970s tan leather.
