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Bernard lounge chair, oak - natural leather
Description
HAY’s Bernard lounge chair pairs a sturdy solid wood frame with a slip-on cover in either durable leather or marine canvas. The union of two contrary elements gives the chair a distinctive, lively appearance. Designed by Shane Scheck, Bernard is a fresh and contemporary lounge chair for multiple environments. The relaxed yet upright design of the chair looks great by any coffee table as well as in the corner of the bedroom, and it can also be used in pairs or groups.
In 2021, HAY renewed the surface treatments of its wood furniture by replacing the paints and lacquers with more environmentally friendly, water-based alternatives. Please note that due to this, natural wood furniture now comes with only one lacquer option instead of the previous two: the new water-based lacquer is glossier than the matte lacquer previously used, but slightly more matte than HAY’s previous clear lacquer.
- Width: 77 cm
- Depth: 62 cm
- Height: 73 cm
- Seat depth: 46 cm
- Seat height: 40 cm
- Colour Oak, nature leather
- Frame material Water-based lacquered solid oak
- Upholstery fabric Aniline leather
- Notes The colours 'brandy' and 'black' are slightly pigmented, and develop patinas and become slightly lighter over time.
- Product ID: HA257398
Shane Schneck is an American industrial designer, born in Chicago and educated in architecture at Miami University in Ohio. In 1999, his versatile skills across various design disciplines led him to Milan, where he worked in collaboration with Piero Lissoni at Lissoni Associati. Today, he is based in Stockholm, running his own design studio.
Schneck has collaborated with a wide range of renowned brands, including Alessi, Boffi, Cappellini, Kartell, Fritz Hansen, Flos, Olivari, HAY and Muuto. In 2016, he was awarded the Bruno Mathsson Prize together with Clara Von Zweigbergk.
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