EJ-96 Apollo | Erik Jørgensen
Designer
Johannes Foersom, Peter Hjort-Lorenzen
Year 2003
Architonic id 1000488
Year 2003
Architonic id 1000488
With its two identical lenticular elements in seat and back Apollo lives up to its name and conjures up images of a capsule. The characteristic cone-like effect of the chair invites the user to take a comfortable rest.
The narrowest point of the seat and the back when seen from the front is the middle, which increases the level of comfort and also accentuates the lentiform. Apollo was created to meet the wish for a chair that combines a light shell construction with the comfort of a heavier-built easy chair. Apollo can be found in many different provocative interior settings, including The Danish National Gallery of Art.
Covers: Fixed
Foam: Molded polyurethane foam in seat and back
Base: Stainless steel
The narrowest point of the seat and the back when seen from the front is the middle, which increases the level of comfort and also accentuates the lentiform. Apollo was created to meet the wish for a chair that combines a light shell construction with the comfort of a heavier-built easy chair. Apollo can be found in many different provocative interior settings, including The Danish National Gallery of Art.
Covers: Fixed
Foam: Molded polyurethane foam in seat and back
Base: Stainless steel
