PP225 Flag Halyard Chair
PP225 Flag Halyard Chair
PP225 Flag Halyard Chair
PP225 Flag Halyard Chair
PP225 Flag Halyard Chair

PP225 Flag Halyard Chair

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Brand: PP Mobler

Designer: Hans J. Wegner

With a frame made of solid stainless steel, 240 metres of specially developed flag line forming the seat and back and a long-haired sheepskin softening the industrial sharpness of the steel, the Flag Halyard Chair constitutes the pinnacle of luxury and relaxation. afternoon in rather trivial circumstances. Althought the appearance of the Flag Halyard Chair seems rather futuristic, the basic idea was conceived on a hot summer afternoon. While the kids were playing in the shallow waters along the beach, Wegner was digging himself into the sand building a comfortable chair to enjoy the holidays.

Back in the summerhouse Wegner made the first sketches using the seating angles that he had conceived on the beach. Wegner proves his mastery with stainless steel with the same elegancy as that with which he mastered wood.

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    • 104cm (w) 80cm (h) 115cm (d) 38cm (sh)
    • Solid stainless steel frame.
    • Available in black/white and green lacquered base, as well as an all polished based. Available in natural or black flag line. Flag line is made from jute and has a high tensile nylon core for optimal strength covered by a protective sleeve of woven jute. Comes with a leather or fabric upholstered neck cushion held by brittle leather or jute straps.
    • Comes with a unique sheepskin for further comfort. All sheepskin are produced in Iceland, and are a bi-product of food production. All sheep lived in the open fields and their hides have been processed without the use of chrome.

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