Vita Lounger in Leather from Ewald Schillig, 2010s

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A unique, high-quality ‘Vita’ designer armchair by Ewald Schillig, featuring elegant upholstery in genuine leather in a light steel-blue shade … Read more A unique, high-quality ‘Vita’ designer armchair by Ewald Schillig, featuring elegant upholstery in genuine leather in a light steel-blue shade and a striking, chrome-plated metal frame.

The high-quality craftsmanship and ergonomic design that characterise the furniture from the German manufacturer Ewald Schillig are immediately apparent in this model too.
The elongated, curved seating surface moulds naturally to the contours of the body, making the armchair not only a striking piece of designer furniture but also an extremely comfortable recliner.

The high backrest is complemented by a separately upholstered headrest, whilst the wide, integrated footrest ensures a comfortable, almost reclined position. It features a manual recline function, which means you can adjust the reclined position to suit your needs. The natural texture of the soft-to-the-touch leather and the horizontal stitching lend the armchair an elegant, understated character. The armchair also bears the original Ewald Schillig logo.

Dimensions:


Width: 70 cm
Height: 112 cm
Overall depth: 162 cm
Seat height: 45 cm
Backrest height: 80 cm
Seat depth: 113 cm


Ewald Schillig embodies the German tradition of upholstered furniture, characterised by innovation and meticulous craftsmanship since the 1940s. The brand focuses on adaptable sofa systems with ergonomic shapes and flexible functions. Carefully selected materials and craftsmanship that prioritises tangible quality characterise the furniture. The result is furniture that impresses with its timeless silhouette and durability – created for spaces where design and everyday life merge. An approach that combines durability with modern living. This piece has an attribution mark,
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