Tearoom Rotary Armchair With Loose Logan Flint Audo Copenhagen

Rotary armchair from the Tearoom collection of the Danish brand Audo Copenhagen. A modern version of the classic Willow Chair Charles Rennie Mackintosh - inspiration behind the chair design. A loose cover available in three neutral shades is made of a soft but durable cotton mix and Logan Wool from Yarn Collective, which imitates the appearance of a traditional wool bouclé, but with a smooth, more sophisticated texture.

The structure is made of high quality plywood and polyurethane foam, which ensures durability and convenience of use. The armchair is equipped with a removable cover, which makes cleaning easier and allows you to change the appearance of the furniture.

The cover is easy to clean (the cover can also be ordered separately). Rotation with the return function allows the chair to rotate by 190 °.

Nick Ross

Nick Ross is a Scottish-Swedish designer living in Stockholm, known for its minimalist forms inspired by cultural history and narrative. He graduated from industrial design at Gray’s School of Art in Aberdeen, and then obtained a master's degree in the field of interior architecture and furniture design at Konstfack in Stockholm. In 2014, he founded his own design studio. His works such as the "White Lies" table or the "Last of the Free" collection explore the influence of fiction and history on the perception of objects. Ross has collaborated with reputable brands such as Audo Copenhagen and +Halle, creating projects combining crafts with modern design. His work was presented at international exhibitions, including in Milan and Berlin.