Siesta Lounge Chair attributed to Ingmar Relling for Westnofa

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Iconic Siesta lounge chairs designed by Ingmar Relling for Westnofa , epitomizing the timeless appeal of Scandinavian modern design. These … Read more Iconic Siesta lounge chairs designed by Ingmar Relling for Westnofa , epitomizing the timeless appeal of Scandinavian modern design. These chairs feature a sleek bentwood frame with a suspended canvas sling supporting comfortable cushions. The ergonomic design and minimalist aesthetic make the Siesta chair a perfect addition to both residential and commercial spaces. These chairs are in good overal, displaying signs of usage that add to their authentic vintage appeal. The natural patina on the wooden frames and the wear on the cushions contribute to their character, offering a true representation of classic design with a lived-in feel. Condition: Good overal condition Cushions maintain comfort and support despite visible wear. Wooden frames feature a natural patina with some scuffs and marks typical of vintage furniture. Designer - Ingmar Relling (1920–2002): Ingmar Relling was a celebrated Norwegian designer whose work became a hallmark of mid-century Scandinavian design. His most famous creation, the Siesta chair, launched in 1965, remains a design classic known for its comfort, functionality, and innovative use of materials. Relling's work earned numerous accolades and continues to be displayed in prestigious design museums worldwide. Brand - Westnofa: Westnofa, a pioneering Norwegian furniture manufacturer, played a vital role in bringing Norwegian design to international prominence during the mid-20th century. Known for its collaborations with designers like Ingmar Relling, Westnofa produced furniture that blended exceptional craftsmanship with ergonomic, forward-thinking designs. The brand’s focus on natural materials and minimalist aesthetics remains highly regarded in the world of vintage and contemporary design. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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