Ikea Årjäng Lounge Chairs in Red Upholstery retro sofa German production of the 1960s

German production of the 1960s

they bring a clean modernist aesthetic to any space

while the slightly tapered legs and concealed metal connections allow for stable stacking and repeated use

two curved red metal semi-circles which hold in place black metal bars with two glass panes featuring a geometrical (quaderna) grid

Chairs designed by Hans Fiedler and Hans Heyder and produced in the former East Germany (DDR) during the 1970s

Ikea Årjäng Lounge Chairs in Red Upholstery retro sofa German production of the 1960sOne of two rjng lounge chairs manufactured by Ikea, Sweden, circa 2002. The model reflects early 2000s interpretations of postmodern seating, with fluid, continuous form reminiscent of designs such as Jan Ekselius' Etcetera chair. Formed over a metal frame, the chair is upholstered in a red stretch fabric that follows the sculptural contours from base to backrest. The low slung profile and integrated legs create a continuous silhouette, with a