Mid-Century Modern Farmer Series Chair by Gerd Lange for Bofinger, 1960s

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A design classic from the "Bofinger Farmer Series" based on designs by Gerd Lange from the 1960s.

This demountable furniture … Read more A design classic from the "Bofinger Farmer Series" based on designs by Gerd Lange from the 1960s.

This demountable furniture is less well-known and less ubiquitous than Safari Chairs. The Bofinger chairs in this series consist of a complex plug-in system of individual wooden elements. They can be completely disassembled into very small and manageable individual parts. The elements are made of ash and, in this version, are dark-stained.

The seats are made of thick canvas, which is looped across the frame and laced from the bottom.

This demountable furniture is less well-known and not as common as Safari Chairs. The Bofinger chairs in this series consist of a complex plug-in system of individual wooden elements. They can be completely disassembled into very small and manageable individual parts. The elements are made of ash and stained dark in this version
Thick canvas cloth serves as the seat, which lies in a loop, crosswise in the frame and is laced from below.,A classique du design de la "Bofinger Farmer Series" based on the designs by Gerd Lange from the 1960s.

These furniture are dismantled and are connected to each other and are omnipresent in the Safari chaises. The Bofinger chaises in this series are made up of a complex system of elements and individual wood. Elles peuvent être entièrement démontées en très petites pièces individuales faciles à manipuler. Les éléments sont en frêne et, in this version, sont teintés dans la mass.
Les sieges sont faits d'une toile épaisse, qui est enroulée sur le cadre et lacée par le bas.,A classico del design della "Bofinger Farmer Series", based on the design of Gerd Lange from the '60s.
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