Ishinomaki Laboratory’s 105° lounge chair, designed by Norm Architects, is a minimalist piece defined by clean lines and a calm, understated presence. Its name refers to the 105-degree angle of the backrest, which invites you to unwind – whether you're chatting with friends, enjoying a quiet moment, or diving into a good book. Light and low in profile, the lounge chair fits effortlessly into smaller spaces or can stand freely in the middle of a room.
The frame of the 105° lounge chair is crafted from Japanese hardwood with a visible grain and finished with a protective laminated layer. The square-shaped seat cushions are upholstered in Kvadrat’s hardwearing Hallingdal wool blend, making the chair a durable choice for both family homes and public interiors.
