Lamino easy chair by Swedese is a Swedish design classic characterized by organic shapes and perfected with a soft sheepskin upholstery. Yngve Ekström designed the Lamino easy chair and ottoman in 1956, and they are is still handmade in Vaggeryd, Sweden. The beautiful wooden structure and excellent ergonomics have made Lamino one of the true icons of Swedish furniture design, and its appearance looks fresh and inviting also in interiors of the 21st century.
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Lamino easy chair, sheepskin, off-white
Swedese
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Lamino easy chair by Swedese is a Swedish design classic characterized by organic shapes and perfected with a soft sheepskin upholstery. Yngve Ekström designed the Lamino easy chair and ottoman in 1956, and they are is still handmade in Vaggeryd, Sweden. The beautiful wooden structure and excellent ergonomics have made Lamino one of the true icons of Swedish furniture design, and its appearance looks fresh and inviting also in interiors of the 21st century.
- Width: 70 cm
- Depth: 78 cm
- Height: 101 cm
- Seat height: 41 cm
- Colour Off-white, lacquered oak
- Frame material Lacquered oak
- Upholstery fabric Scandilock Off-white Curly 17 mm: Australian sheepskin with curly character and high density. Highly suited to furniture upholstery and furnishings. The skin is naturally curly but the structure of the wool can vary both with regard to the curls and the colour tones.
- Weight 7 kg
- Product ID: SW230-01-O-S-N
Yngve Ekström (1913–1988) was a Swedish architect, designer and co-founder of the furniture brand Swedese. His best-known design is the Lamino chair designed for Swedese in 1956. In addition to his own company, Ekström designed furniture for Stolab and other Swedish manufacturers.
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