Sika-Design’s Nanny rocking chair was designed by Nanna Ditzel in 1969. Standing on a beautifully bent rattan frame, Nanny was one of the first rocking chairs without legs. The iconic silhouette of Nanny comes from the geometrical shapes of rattan, which give the chair a sturdy feeling with an extremely light and airy touch. Nanny makes a distinctive eye-catcher and comfortable resting place for example in the living room, by the fireplace or in a reading nook.
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Nanny rocking chair, natural rattan
Sika-Design
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Sika-Design’s Nanny rocking chair was designed by Nanna Ditzel in 1969. Standing on a beautifully bent rattan frame, Nanny was one of the first rocking chairs without legs. The iconic silhouette of Nanny comes from the geometrical shapes of rattan, which give the chair a sturdy feeling with an extremely light and airy touch. Nanny makes a distinctive eye-catcher and comfortable resting place for example in the living room, by the fireplace or in a reading nook.
- Width: 60 cm
- Depth: 94 cm
- Height: 100 cm
- Seat height: 35 cm
- Colour Natural
- Material Rattan
- Notes Please note that when used outdoors, natural rattan furniture should be placed in a covered area protected from rain. You can also protect them with a furniture cover or store them indoors when not in use.
- Product ID: SSND-15-SU
Nanna Ditzel (1923–2005) was a Danish designer who studied furniture design in the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and started her career together with her partner Jørgen Ditzel, with whom she designed the famous Hanging Egg chair. After Jørgen’s death in 1961, Nanna Ditzel continued her career in London until returning to Copenhagen in 1986, where she opened her own design studio and furniture workshop.
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