Mats Aldén
Designed with comfort in mind, the LowChair is a spacious design made with a tilted seat and backrest that encourages the user to sit back and unwind. Produced with a matching footstool, the LowChair promotes relaxation, making it a perfect choice for poolside patios, outdoor terraces and beachfront balconies. The armchair's striking design and generous proportions are also suited to sporty spaces, such as golf courses, tennis clubs, spas or resorts.
Width: Fåtölj 105 cm Fotpall 92 cm
Height: Fåtölj 82 cm Fotpall 36,5 cm
Sitting height: Fåtölj 35 cm
Depth: Fåtölj 58 cm Fotpall 52 cm
Armchair: Height: 82 cm Seat height: 35 cm Seat width: 90 cm Overall width: 105 cm Depth: 58 cm Weight: 55.5 kg
Footrest: Height: 36.5 cm Seat height: 35 cm Overall width: 92 cm Seat width: 90 cm Depth: 52 cm Weight: 28.5 kg
Oiled Oak.
Zinc plated and powder coated steel.
The slats are made in oiled oak. The frames are made in steel powder-coated in standard colour Gris 2150 Sablé.
C for any color, at additional cost.
Fully assembled.
Freestanding.
Each of the legs in the armchair and footstool can be secured to the ground.
Scratches to the frame can be repainted with alkyd oil enamel.
Armchair and footstool combination, or armchair only.
Comfortable and spacious, the LowChair is made with a titled seat and backrest that encourages the user to sit back and unwind.
Mats Aldén
Designed with comfort in mind, the LowChair is a spacious design made with a tilted seat and backrest that encourages the user to sit back and unwind. Produced with a matching footstool, the LowChair promotes relaxation, making it a perfect choice for poolside patios, outdoor terraces and beachfront balconies. The armchair's striking design and generous proportions are also suited to sporty spaces, such as golf courses, tennis clubs, spas or resorts.
Interior and furniture designer, crafter and tutor living in Stockholm. Educated at Aarhus School of Architecture, Denmark. Has his own design studio and workshop in Stockholm since 1995. Has worked as a professor and artistic leader at Steneby HDK, as a lecturer at Konstfack University College of Arts, Crafts & Design and as a guest teacher at Beckmans Design College.
