Time Chair by Henrik Tengler

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Henrik tengler time chair frame: chrome, upholstery: umber for one collection

the time chair, designed by henrik tengler in 2012, … Read more Henrik tengler time chair frame: chrome, upholstery: umber for one collection

the time chair, designed by henrik tengler in 2012, is a dynamic and comfortable conference chair. Its design deliberately diverges from passing trends, instead embracing the cosmopolitan functionalism of the bauhaus period. The chair features an innovative steel construction that balances aesthetics and strength while maintaining a minimalist appearance. Its ergonomic design ensures a comfortable and supportive seating experience throughout the day.

the time chair is available in either chrome or black-painted steel with upholstery in leather or textile. Additionally, you can choose between two configurations: one with four legs and a swivel function or another with five legs, wheels, and an adjustable seat.

general info
design by: henrik tengler

year: 2012

dimensions:

w 57cm x d 55cm x h 80cm
seat height: 46cm

specifications
model and materials:

ht 2012
chrome or black painted, 4-star frame with feet, incl. Swivel.
upholstery: fabric or leather.

to the naked eye, the time chair may appear simple and minimalist in its appearance. However, behind its simplicity lies a design that pushes the boundaries of how a chair can be composed. The chair was designed in 2012 and is characterized by henrik tengler’s focus on functionality and his innovative approach to working with materials. The chair’s frame has been reduced to the bare minimum and challenges the limits of what the material can support. The wire in the frame is made from specially crafted steel, ensuring the chair’s durability and strength, thereby allowing it to maintain its functional and aesthetic expression. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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