The result of the latest collaboration between Fritz Hansen and Jaime Hayon, the Fred™ Lounge Chair strikes the perfect balance between past and future, reminiscent of old classics but with a modern twist. Perfectly proportioned with a solid frame available in natural oak, stained oak and black ash – the open, low-slung silhouette has a contemporary feel despite its classic roots.
Elegant from every angle, the decorative joints with gently rounded edges are assembled by hand in a nod to Danish heritage designs and craftsmanship tradition. The armrests embrace and support the body, as does the curved backrest, angled in an upright position for comfort when sitting for prolonged periods of time. Enhancing the laid-back feel, generously sized cushions are upholstered with detachable covers in textile or leather, allowing you to easily change the expression.
Materials: Frame - Oiled Oak, Walnut stained Oak or Black painted Ash. Fully upholstered cushions
Dimensions:Height: 84.2cm x Width: 77.4 x Depth: 80.6cm (Seat Height: 40cm, Seat Depth: 50.2cm, Armrest Height: 55.6cm)
Delivery Time: Around 10 weeks
Designed in 2019
Fabric Options
Christianshavn - Fritz Hansen is proud to present Christianshavn, their exclusive textile designed in house. Christianshavn is a timeless and tone in tone collection of colors that over time can develop as the collection expands. With Christianshavn, Fritz Hansen aims to set trends and design directions interpreted by Fritz Hansen for Fritz Hansen, ensuring that it compliments all our products.
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Jaime Hayon is a Spanish artist and designer who was born in 1974 in Madrid. After his industrial design studies in Madrid and Paris, in 1997 he became part of the Fabrica, founded by Benetton design and communication academy in Italy, where he led the design department until 2003. In 2000, Hayon founded his own studio and dedicated himself entirely from 2003 to his personal projects. Today he is one of the world's most respected designers.