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Icon lounge chair, deep brown pine - dark beige Technicolour 0220
Description
Form & Refine’s Icon lounge chair, designed by Herman Studio, is a modern wooden lounge chair defined by its strong architectural character. The geometric, angular pine frame draws inspiration from brutalist aesthetics, while the natural grain of the pine softens the look with organic movement. Firm yet inviting seat cushions rest freely on the frame, adding comfort and visual balance to the bold structure.
Expressive yet calmly minimalist, the Icon lounge chair fits effortlessly into a compact city apartment as well as a spacious villa. It works equally well as a standalone statement piece or as part of a seating group. The chair is easy to assemble and can be packed into a compact size for convenient storage or transport.
- Width: 65 cm
- Depth: 72.5 cm
- Height: 62.5 cm
- Seat height: 40 cm
- Colour Brown, beige
- Frame material Dark stained and matt lacquered certified solid pine
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Seat cushion
A blend of natural filling and foam
granules -
Backrest cushion
A blend of natural filling and foam
granules - Weight 15.3 kg
- Upholstery fabric Kvadrat Technicolour 0220: 100% british wool, worsted, worsted
- Abrasion resistance 80,000 Martindale
- Pilling 4 (1-5)
- Lightfastness 7 (1-8)
- Removable backrest cushion cover Yes
- Removable seat cushion cover Yes
- Notes Flat-packed for easy assembly and disassembly. Consistes of 2 pcs woodframes, 2 pcs cushions and 2 pcs covers.
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Care instructions
Frame: Dust regularly with a dry cloth, ideally cotton. If needed, wipe with a slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive tools, and harsh cleaners; use only cleaning agents without solvents or mild soap.
Cover: Professional dry cleaning only. - Product ID: FAR6205
Herman Studio is a Danish design practice founded in 2011, specialising in furniture and interior design. The studio was established by Helle Herman Mortensen, who holds a Master’s degree in Industrial Design from Aalborg University, and Jonas Herman Pedersen, who studied furniture and spatial design at the Aarhus School of Architecture.
Mortensen places emphasis on storytelling and viewing design from multiple perspectives, while Pedersen values a holistic approach to materials and production processes. Their work often balances elegance and strength, with a touch of playfulness and unexpected detail woven into each design.
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