Ergonomic Chair Peel With Anthracite Footrest Varier

Ergonomic armchair with footrest peel ™ Varier - luxurious comfort, modern design.

Meet the brand peel ™ Varier, a modern ergonomic armchair with a footrest that combines a sophisticated aesthetics, functionality and deep comfort. Inspired by the organic shapes of the orange peel, peel ™ wraps the body with a soft, sculptural form, creating the perfect place to relax - at home, office or elegant living room. The armchair has been designed for dynamic seat and natural movement. Thanks to the advanced Emu deviation mechanism (Tilt) and a rotational base of 360 °, peel ™ smoothly adapts to the position of the body and allows you to freely change the setting without having to get up - ideally suited to coffee tables, desks or in the rest zone.

comfort without compromise;

• footrest included - a separate element that allows many comfortable positions for the legs and feet.
• Adjustable headrest - with the possibility of adjusting the height and angle of inclination to provide maximum neck support.
• Formed foam - adapts to the body, offering comfort even during a long rest.
• Model with opening on the left - The armchair opens to the left, looking from the front. It is an ideal solution if you set it, for example, on the left side of the table or by the wall (the offer also includes the right version - on request)

Peel ™ is more than an armchair, it is a utility sculpture that gives the interior a unique character. Available in a wide range of fabrics and colors, with metal details finished in chrome or matte black, it perfectly fits into modern, Scandinavian or classic arrangements.

Thomas Pedersen

Thomas Pedersen is a Danish designer known for creating modern furniture with a sculptural, organic form. His style combines functionality with the inspirations of nature and the tradition of Scandinavian design. The most recognizable work of Pedersen is the Stingray armchair - a characteristic collar reminiscent of a railing, which has gained international recognition for its form and comfort. Pedersen often experiments with materials, using both bent wood and modern composites. In his work, he is guided by the principle that aesthetics should go hand in hand with ergonomics. His designs are in the collections of prestigious brands and design museums. Pedersen is a graduate of the Faculty of Architecture in Aarhus, where he developed his interest in form, technology and sustainable design.