Armchairs

Being able to rest your elbows and arms on an armchair after a long day of work is an everyday luxury many of us underestimate. Armchairs have a versatile function, they can fit around a dining table, as an office chair, as an accent piece in the living room, or next to the shoe rack in the hallway.

The Eames Plastic Chair was already designed in 1950 with a soft plastic shape that is available in more eccentric or muted colors. The same chair is also available as a rocking chair or a fully upholstered chair with chromed metal legs. Carl Hansen's Y chair may be unassuming, but it is unique with its beautiful craftsmanship in carved wood and its seat in woven paper cord. The Y chair is available in several colors in sober tones.

The Marc Krusin Lounge Chair from Knoll, has a design that combines industrial influences with traditional craftsmanship resulting in an elegant and modern expression. The frame is built in solid wood, of walnut or oak, and is available in several different finishes, with or without armrests. When choosing armchairs, we recommend that the chairs are matched with the existing interior design. Alternatively, choose several different chairs in the same color, or the same chair in several colors. Oddly shaped chairs work best with simple dining tables. We have a diverse range of chairs both with and without armrests.