Fried Egg lounge chair, designed by Hans Olsen in 1956, is a Danish design classic that has been re-released by Warm Nordic. When viewed from above, the asymmetric shape of the lounge chair does indeed resemble a fried egg. Also known as the Model 188, the Fried Egg is a fine example of Hans Olsen’s love for playful shapes and top-quality materials. The chair has been upholstered in a durable Kvadrat fabric, and its legs are oiled teak wood. Fried Egg adds a delightful touch of experimental design attitude of the 1950s also to contemporary interiors.
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Fried Egg lounge chair, pale rose
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Fried Egg lounge chair, designed by Hans Olsen in 1956, is a Danish design classic that has been re-released by Warm Nordic. When viewed from above, the asymmetric shape of the lounge chair does indeed resemble a fried egg. Also known as the Model 188, the Fried Egg is a fine example of Hans Olsen’s love for playful shapes and top-quality materials. The chair has been upholstered in a durable Kvadrat fabric, and its legs are oiled teak wood. Fried Egg adds a delightful touch of experimental design attitude of the 1950s also to contemporary interiors.
- Width: 99 cm
- Depth: 70 cm
- Height: 66 cm
- Colour Pale rose
- Frame material Oiled solid teak
- Seat cushion Foam
- Upholstery fabric Kvadrat: Canvas 614, 90% wool, 10% nylon
- Abrasion resistance 100,000 Martindale
- Pilling 4
- Lightfastness 4-5
- Product ID: WA2201032
Hans Olsen (1919–1992) was a Danish furniture designer who is famous for his experiments with bent, laminated wood. Olsen was a student of the noted designer Kaare Klint at the Royal Danish Academy, and he developed a distinctive style by combining classic references and organic lines with a touch of humour. The Balloon lounge chair, released in 1955, is a fine example of his work.
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