The Corona Chair
Inspired by:- Poul Volther
Upon ordering your items will be handcrafted especially for you. This takes time and expertise so we allow 4 -5 weeks for manufacture, quality assurance and packaging. 4 weeks travel to the U.K., and then there’s customs clearance and admin. It’s worth the wait!
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| Dispatched Date | Delivered 10-16 weeks |
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| Lead Time | 10 - 14 Weeks |
| Original Designer | Poul Volther |
| Sample Fabric | Yes |
| Featured Product | No |
| Five Years Gurantee | Yes |
| Heading 1 | THE SEAT FIT FOR A GOD |
| Heading 2 | SIMPLE AND CHARISMATIC DESIGN |
| Short Description 2 |
Come home and rest like a God with the premium reproduction of the Corona Chair by Mobelaris after a long day’s work. A rare combination of organic expression and technical streamlining, the corona chair consists of a series of elliptical cushions separated by open spaces, placed on a brushed cast aluminium frame give maximum support of the body with overt associations to both spinal column and ribs of the human anatomy. Available in your choice of wool, standard or premium leather, in variants of colours that will effortlessly blends in with the room. |
| Type of Store Credit value | Select |
- Dimension: Width 90cm, Depth 83cm, Height 96cm
- Seat Dimension: Height 41cm
- Packing Dimension: Width 92cm, Depth 86cm, Height 100cm
- CBM: 0.79 Weight: 36kg
Product Description
Looking light but is actually as strong as spine, that best describes the Corona Chair and Corona Stool by Poul Volther designed after the wreath or corona that can be seen around the sun during a full solar eclipse. Poul M. Volther was inspired by the human anatomy when he designed Corona. Prior to the Corona Chair, Volther developed other, similar designs that included the Pyramid Chair in 1953: a foam and cloth constructed design which saw no commercial success. It is the now iconic Corona Chair for which he has become best known.
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Come home and rest like a God with the premium reproduction of the Corona Chair by Mobelaris after a long day’s work. A rare combination of organic expression and technical streamlining, the corona chair consists of a series of elliptical cushions separated by open spaces, placed on a brushed cast aluminium frame give maximum support of the body with overt associations to both spinal column and ribs of the human anatomy. Available in your choice of wool, standard or premium leather, in variants of colours that will effortlessly blends in with the room.
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Looking light but is actually as strong as spine, that best describes the Corona Chair and Corona Stool by Poul Volther designed after the wreath or corona that can be seen around the sun during a full solar eclipse. Poul M. Volther was inspired by the human anatomy when he designed Corona. Prior to the Corona Chair, Volther developed other, similar designs that included the Pyramid Chair in 1953: a foam and cloth constructed design which saw no commercial success. It is the now iconic Corona Chair for which he has become best known.
Come home and rest like a God with the premium reproduction of the Corona Chair by Mobelaris after a long day’s work. A rare combination of organic expression and technical streamlining, the corona chair consists of a series of elliptical cushions separated by open spaces, placed on a brushed cast aluminium frame give maximum support of the body with overt associations to both spinal column and ribs of the human anatomy. Available in your choice of wool, standard or premium leather, in variants of colours that will effortlessly blends in with the room.
Original Designer
Inspired by :
Poul Volther
View all products(3)Renowned for his unique and iconic Corona chair, the Danish furniture designer Poul Volther was a strong supporter of Functionalism in the modern period and drew from his deep understanding of construction as a cabinetmaker. He also taught at the Danish Design School and thus influenced hundreds of new designers with his unerring sense of form and his strict requirements for quality and functionality. He started working at the cooperative FDB, in the design studio where he eventually went on to lead the studio. His practical, craftsmanship-based ideal can clearly be seen in his iconic work. He created many armchairs and sofas that are still popular today. He died in 2001, leaving behind the legacy of his creations, which continue to be sold and replicated all over.
The name Poul Volther is only used to describe the characteristics of the goods made to the original design, and not as a trademark.
