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An invitation to sit relaxed in public and private work and life areas. The light armchair signals unobtrusively elegant security. The austere chrome-plated or black matt powder-coated four-arm swivel base developed a counterpoint to the enveloping curves and harmonious proportions of the upholstered body. Depending on your personal preference, you can choose between fi rm or wrinkled-soft upholstery types. To perfect comfort, the armchair can be supplemented with a footstool.

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Frame

Cruciform base made of slightly tapered flat steel, approx. 40 mm high, 12 mm thick, with rotating pillar 55 mm diameter, screwed to the base, standpipe with welded truss plate, for screwing the upholstery shell.

 

Frame surfaces

Chrome-plated or black matt powder-coated.

 

Seat shell

Upholstery support consisting of a steel frame and molded wood support plate covered with molded polyurethane foam and padding wadding.

 

Seat cushion (Model 2180 | Model 2181)

Two-layer comfort cushion made of polyurethane foam.

 

Upholstery of the footstool (Model 2195)

Polyurethane foam cushion

 

Fabric cover

Modell 2180: according to the BRUNE ® collection
Modell 2181: Camira Synergy fabrics of your own choice from fabric group 7 of the BRUNE® collection. With casual drapery and draw-in in the back
Modell 2195: according to the BRUNE ® collection

 

Gliders

Standard version:  plastic gliders
Optional extra: felt gliders

 

Dimensions of the lounge chair (Model 2180 | Model 2181)

Dimensions: Width: B 78 cm
  Depth: T 80 cm
  Total height: H 93 cm
  Armrest height: AH 55-60 cm
  Seat height: SH 44 cm
Weight:     18 kg

 

Dimensions of the footstool (Model 2195)

Dimensions: Width:B 69 cm
  Depth:T 50 cm
  Total height:H 40 cm
Weight:    10 kg

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Uwe Sommerlade

Uwe Sommerlade

Uwe Sommerlade (born 1961) is the son of a civil engineer, and as such had early discovered his passion for design. He has already been sitting in the office of his father when he was a child, and there he drafted his first houses and objects. In his youth, he learned dealing with wood in the cabinet-making of his grandfather. After his Abitur and the successful completion of his apprenticeship as cabinet maker, he started studying design in Kassel. In 1991, he founded the office Lepper Schmidt Sommerlade designer with two partners there. Since then he has developed internationally successful products for renowned companies. After the death of Christian Lepper in 2011, he founded his own studio.
National and international awards confirm the quality of his work.
Uwe Sommerlade is lives and works in Kassel.