Released in 1956, the Boomerang lounge chair stands out as an essential piece of Danish design. It was designed by Peter Hvidt (1916-1986) and Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen (1907-1993) : these pioneers of Danish design from the middle of the 20th century had an avant-garde approach to industrialised production. Now their work is exhibited in MoMA, at the National Gallery of Melbourne and the Design Museum of Copenhagen. The Boomerang armchair is the result of fifteen years of experience and a bond between the two designers who are passionate about traditional Danish artisan techniques that they learnt at the Copenhagen School of Arts and Crafts. The Boomerang chair consists of a solid wood base (oak or walnut) embellished with a soft cushion. The very comfortable seat on springs ensures optimal comfort. The conical brass legs perfect the clean outline and strengthen the vintage look of this piece. Boomerang is a timeless and robust armchair. It’s a piece of furniture that can be passed down from generation to generation… The extremely tough Hallingdal-wool fabric is wonderful to the touch. The 70% wool gives the fabric its toughness and flexibility, while the 30% viscose grants it a slight glossiness, enhancing the colours and refining the feel.

In detail:

Variation : Grey (Hallingdal 130) / Walnut & steel

Brand : &tradition

Designer : Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen – Peter Hvidt

Type : Lounge armchair, Padded armchair

Colour : Fabric: Grey (Hallingdal 130) – Structure: walnut – Legs: steel

Material : Oiled solid-walnut base – Steel springs covered in plastic – Steel legs – Padding: HR foam and polyester – Covering: Kvadrat Hallingdal 130 fabric (70% virgin wool, 30% viscose) – Plastic glides

Dimensions : L 69 x D 69 cm x H 80 cm – Seat: H 42 x D 50 cm

Weight : 19.58 lb

Characteristics : A Danish design icon – Created in: 1956 – Padded – Seat on springs – Conical legs