Designer: Jens Juul Eilersen

Designed: ???

This Chaise longue was designed by Jens Juul Eilersen. It has a chrome-plated steel frame and swing arm with black leather upholstery. The back is adjustable and has two pockets for newspapers and magazines. The position of this chair is very flexible due to its 4 independent sections, and you can adjust it with precision. The sitting quality is guaranteed by Eilersen’s trademark. The upholstery has built-in comfort zones that mould on the human body thanks to their characteristics: 3 layers of foam with various grades of hardness. Dimensions: 85 cm width, 185cm length.

Designer: Le Corbusier

Designed: 1928

The LC4 multi-position Chaise Lounge was designed by Le Corbusier in 1928. A classic modern reproduction of this chaise is the Lasair lounge. It has a relevant nickname: “the ultimate relaxing machine”, offering a large range of reclining positions. It has a stainless steel with 8% nickel chaise frame and a surface made of a soft high grade Aniline Protected Italian leather. The base frame is in black steel with rubber gripping pads that help position the chaise in the desired angle. For the ultimate relaxation, the chaise has a detachable head rest pillow. Dimensions: 21.5″ width and 61.5″ length and comes in black