The Orange in Light Cyan (upholstered version)
€2,460.00
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The brilliant Danish architect Hans Olsen is behind the elegant and iconic design of The Orange chair, which was first introduced in the 50s and is now well-known throughout the world of design and decor as a symbol of refined elegance. Thanks to its classic expression, The Orange is a chair that complements both modern and more timeless interiors, and can be added effortlessly to existing furniture in the home.
The Orange chair from Hans Olsen’s hand is one of the earliest known shell chairs and has been nicknamed the Orange because of its characteristic back and seat, reminiscent of orange peels. With reference to the era’s color experiments and the architect’s own playful attitude to design, the chair is also available in an upholstered version.
Material: FSC™ certified oak, veneer
Color: Light Cyan
Dimensions: W: 64 cm x D: 71 cm x H: 78 cm
Curator’s note: A refined yet laid-back piece that blends comfort with a sense of ease.
Available on backorder
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Materials
Leather - Clean with a soft cloth and mild soap solution; dab spills dry immediately without rubbing. Avoid harsh cleaners and direct sunlight exposure.
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Art
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