Armchair by Yngve Ekstrom for Swedese, 1980s

Yngve Ekström was an influential Swedish designer known for his contributions to the Scandinavian design movement. He was born on March 29, 1913 and died on February 13, 1988. Ekström was a versatile designer who was active in various fields, including furniture, architecture and interior design. He co-founded Swedese, a renowned Swedish furniture company, and his work is characterized by simple lines, functionality and attention to craftsmanship. One of Yngve Ekström’s most iconic designs are the armchairs he created for Swedese. These armchairs, such as the “Lamino” and the “Ekeby”, are exemplary of his talent for combining form and function with a timeless aesthetic. The Lamino armchair, for example, is a classic in the world of Scandinavian design, characterized by its organic shapes, comfortable seat and distinctive wooden frame. What makes Ekström’s armchairs for Swedese so special is not only their aesthetics, but also their comfort and durability. They are designed for long-term use and are made from high-quality materials, such as the best quality wood and leather. Yngve Ekström’s work has had a lasting influence on the world of design, and his armchairs for Swedese remain a beloved choice for Scandinavian design enthusiasts around the world. This model is a so-called men’s model with a high backrest in a very beautiful light color for the frame and leather seat, this creates a timeless “Nude” look that fits within a wide range of living styles.

Country of origin: Sweden
Manufacturer: Swedese
Designer: Yngve Ekstrom
Period: 80’s

Height: 106 cm
Seat height: 39.5 cm
Width: 64 cm
Seat width: 49 cm
Depth: 74 cm
Seat depth: 44 cm