Thomas Bernstrand
With its comfortable seat and reclining shape, Loj is made with relaxation in mind. Its fabric seat marks a shift away from the wood, metal and concrete traditionally used in public space seating. The recliner offers a range of different reclining positions. The fabric is water- and UV-resistant, making it robust enough to withstand the summer sunshine and tough enough to remain outdoors year-round.
Height: 96 cm
Depth: 98 cm
Width: 70 cm
Height of seat: 43 cm
Weight: 29 kg
Powder coated Steel RAL / Sablé.
Powder coated steel in colour green/grey RAL 7009. Other colours upon request, start up fee. Seat in fabric, Sunbrella slim Logan (available in other Sunbrella fabrics upon request. )The fabric is lightweight and offers long durability, is resistant to bleaching and damage from exposure to the sun's rays and chemicals.
C any color, start up fee.
Delivered in flat packages. Needs to be screw into desired position and bolted to the ground.
Groundmounted or bolted to the ground.
Steel can be painted with alkyd paint when necessary. Bolted into the ground/ site concrete base.
The fabric seat can be disassembled and washed.
The backrest of the Sunchair is fully adjustable in three reclining positions.
Sunchair designed with relaxation in mind, and backrest fully adjustable in three reclining positions.
Thomas Bernstrand
With its comfortable seat and reclining shape, Loj is made with relaxation in mind. Its fabric seat marks a shift away from the wood, metal and concrete traditionally used in public space seating. The recliner offers a range of different reclining positions. The fabric is water- and UV-resistant, making it robust enough to withstand the summer sunshine and tough enough to remain outdoors year-round.
På Torsgatan i Stockholm syns de gula solstolarna Loj och Four Season väderskydd, båda formgivna av Thomas Bernstrand. Foto: Jann Lipka.
A courtyard on Torsgatan, Stockholm, behind the Stockholm Vatten-building from 1906, has been designed with activity, recreation and social interactions in mind.
A courtyard on Torsgatan, Stockholm, behind the Stockholm Vatten-building from 1906, has been designed with activity, recreation and social interactions in mind.
Designer Thomas Bernstrand, who owns his own design studio in Stockholm, has participated in a large number of design and art exhibitions around the world such as MoMA in New York, Colette in Paris, Biennale Design Saint-Etienne and others.
Bernstrand has received several awards for his work, including Excellent Swedish Form and Winner of the Good Design Award 2012 for Nolastolen Share. For Nola, Bernstrand has designed a large number of products and furniture series and participated in a number of special projects over the years.
