The non-conformist pop icon armchair of the Sixties and symbol of freedom Karelia is back in production. One of the first frameless armchairs, made entirely of polyure-thane foam. The soft, wave-like surface draws inspiration from the designer's home-land, the Republic of Karelia in Finland, indented by bays and gulfs. The new fabric upholstery in bright, iridescent colours replaces the vinyl of the 1970s.
Description and materials
The curves of the armchair are enhanced by the new removable cover in a bioelastic Samba fabric with diagonal weave and outstanding technical performance: it fits the body of the seat perfectly, following the deformation and the reshaping of the object. Iridescent and contemporary in its colour choices, the fabric produces a strong colour variation given by movement and light. The re-edition has improved comfort in the lumbar area thanks to a double density polyurethane and has been updated in terms of size by slightly enlarging the chair. In addition, two or more modules can now be joined together with hooks on the feet to create a continu-ous undulating seat.
