Armchair Tired Man Hallingdal 65 Smoky Oak By Lassen

The Tired Man chair was designed for the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers' Guild Competition in 1935. is characterized by organic shapes, and thanks to the curved form and extensive armrests from the beginning he made a real sensation in the world of design. This unique furniture is undoubtedly very comfortable and pleasant to the touch thanks to a nice upholstery, which strongly encourages relaxation. A great proposition for the living room, but also a study or elegant hotel lobby.

Designer; Flemming Lassen

The version of the presented chair has Hallingdal upholstery and oak feet in a smoky color. We recommend a footrest from the same series.

Flemming Lassen

Flemming Lassen was a Danish architect and designer, a leading figure of Scandinavian modernism. Together with Arne Jacobsen, in 1929 he created a "house of the future" - a spiral building with be Ton and glass, which revolutionized Danish architecture. His most important projects include the town hall in Søllerød (1942) and the library in Nyborg (1940), for which he received the Eckersberg medal. From the 1960s, he designed libraries and cultural centers, including In Randers, Lund and Herning. In furniture, he became famous for his seats with soft, organic shapes - especially "The Tired Man" from 1935, which became a icon of Danish design. His projects combined functionality with cozy aesthetics, and today they reach record prices at auctions.