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Wooden Armchairs

A wooden armchair features armrests that provide stability and support for the arms and shoulders while seated. It is often placed around the dining table, at a desk, or in meeting rooms where comfort and functionality is essential. Wood is a durable natural material that develops a patina over time, while the construction retains its strength with daily use for many years.

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Wooden Armchairs at NO GA

At NOGA, you will find a selection of wooden armchairs where material, construction, and function are in focus. The range includes models with varying expressions and designs, adapted for different types of use. Many armchairs combine wood with leather or textile in the seat and backrest, which affects both comfort and function. The furniture is designed for home environments such as dining rooms and studies, but is also suitable for offices, conference rooms, and other public settings. The assortment also includes wooden dining chairs that follow the same principles for material selection and design.

Material and Surface Treatment

Wooden armchairs are often made from solid wood types, such as teak, oak, and walnut, chosen for their durability and natural character. Ash, for example, is used by brands like Källemo for its even structure and strength in load-bearing constructions. In some models, the wood is combined with saddle leather, which provides a durable seat that ages over time. The surface treatment affects both feel and maintenance. Lacquer provides a durable and easy-to-clean surface, oil highlights the wood's grain and structure, while soap treatment gives a soft and matte expression. The treatment protects the material and makes the chair easy to clean, while the furniture retains its appearance during long-term use.

Form and Construction

A well-thought-out construction provides support for arms, back, and sitting position, and makes the chair comfortable even during longer periods of sitting. PP Møbler is a clear example of how deep material knowledge and artisanal precision can guide design. By working with slow production, carefully selected solid wood, and techniques like bentwood, armchairs are created where each component is shaped for its specific function. Armrests, backrests, and seats collaborate in the construction rather than being assembled as separate parts.