Comet XL Lounge | Easy Chair

Name: Comet XL Lounge | Easy Chair
Brand: Lammhults

Armchairs from Lammhults, Designed by Gunilla Allard

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Product description

With the same seat shell, but with a different frame, Comet XL also comes as lounge chair, with or without footstool. The lounge version suits perfectly well in the lobby, a television studio, in the hotel room and other environments where you want to create a feeling of unique comfort. Comet XL Lounge has a memory return, and just like the conference chair, a tilting function as an option. The laser-cut steel frame differs from the frame used for the conference chair. The small footstool, also with a laser-cut steel frame, has a slightly angled surface to rest your legs on.

Concept

The successful chair series Comet, designed by Gunilla Allard, has grown into a complete family and is available for all kinds of occasions and environments. Comet is a chair concept which allows you to customize your own favorite, a neater chair or exclusive easy chair based on your own needs. Form and function have been the key words throughout the process. Comet XL comes in two versions, a conference chair and a lounge chair with an additional footstool. Both have the same seat shells but different bases. Comet XL has a high back and a little wider seat, with the same embracing, rounded seat shell as in previous Comet models. Designer Gunilla Allard explains: ”I want people to feel upgraded, a bit of a VIP seating. For me, Comet XL is a tailor-made chair of highest quality, I have designed it to be both masculine and feminine depending on the choice of color and material. A monochrome Comet XL Lounge in a light fabric, combined with a frame in light lacquer, breathes modern environments.”

Both Comet XL Conference and Comet Lounge has the characteristic ”hidden” cushion which provides extraordinary support for the lower back. The details in the upholstery, the armrests and the frame can be recognized from former Comet members.