Bramley House

BH | Studio Weissenhof Lounge Chair

Regular price
$609.00
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$609.00
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Color
Color: Jet
House Note · About this piece

In the mid-1920s, designers at the Bauhaus in Germany began bending chromed steel tube into furniture frames. The material was light, strong and easy to keep clean, and it changed the look of the modern interior: chairs became outlines in metal around simple upholstered shapes.

This lounge chair follows that thinking. A single run of round stainless steel tube forms the legs and the arms and wraps the chair on either side, carrying a block-like seat and a back that curves gently around the sitter. Both are padded and upholstered in vinyl, which wipes clean easily, with a stitched seam running down the back. Plastic foot caps finish the legs, and it comes fully assembled.

It belongs in a modern apartment, a study, a reception area or a dressing room, and is at home where clean lines are wanted. Use it for a cup of coffee and a magazine, or as an extra seat when people come over.

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Weissenhof Lounge Chair in Jet, three-quarter view showing the full profile. Padded vinyl seat and back held by round stainless steel tube arms.
Weissenhof Lounge Chair in Jet, side view showing the depth.
Weissenhof Lounge Chair in Jet, rear view.
Weissenhof Lounge Chair in Jet, three-quarter view showing the full profile. Padded vinyl seat and back held by round stainless steel tube arms.
Weissenhof Lounge Chair in Jet, side view showing the depth.
Weissenhof Lounge Chair in Jet, rear view.
Weissenhof Lounge Chair in Jet, three-quarter view showing the full profile. Padded vinyl seat and back held by round stainless steel tube arms.
Weissenhof Lounge Chair in Jet, side view showing the depth.
Weissenhof Lounge Chair in Jet, rear view.
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