Ditzel Lounge Chair accessories particularly in shared and public

particularly in shared and public environments

controlled lines with black gel ink

this chair spreads out its armrests in overwhelming comfort

Designed in 1962 by Joe Colombo

Charles and Ray Eames developed a new system of free-standing multifunctional shelves and writing desks which - similar to the Eames House that dates from the same time - were constructed strictly in keeping with the principles of industrial mass production: the Eames Storage Units (ESU) and Eames Desk Units (EDU)

Ditzel Lounge Chair accessories particularly in shared and publicDitzel Lounge Chair by Nanna Ditzel for Fredericia. As the head of Fredericia since the beginning of the 1980s, Nanna Ditzel was a talented designer with an experimental approach towards her use of materials. Together with her husband, Jrgen, Ditzel created an innovative chair that would allow people to think in new ways by sitting in new ways. It was designed to be attractive at all angles and features a sculptural, natural curved form. The chair is