Garden chair from Normann Copenhagen

Vig Armchair

The Vig Armchair by Normann Copenhagen, designed by Simon Legald in 2023, is a powerful interpretation of outdoor elegance and durability. With its refined frame in double powder-coated steel, this chair offers unrivaled resistance to the challenges that the outdoors can present. The versatility of the collection shines through in its ability to create inviting and flexible seating arrangements, where every element, from the comfortable seats to the elegant lines, demonstrates a careful design focus.

The chair is more than a seat; it's a stylish addition to any outdoor space. Its design allows for a harmonious combination with other elements from Normann Copenhagen's collection, creating a cohesive look that invites you to relax and socialize. With the option of adding Robinia wood, you can tailor the chair to fit into any design scenario, where its robust construction guarantees long-lasting enjoyment and minimal maintenance.

Simon Legald's design philosophy is the epitome of honesty and functionality, with each design element chosen with care and purpose. This approach is evident in the Vig Armchair, where steel and wood meet in an aesthetic and functional symbiosis. Normann Copenhagen is known for their commitment to quality and innovation, and in their collaboration with Simon Legald, they once again bring world-class design to the outdoor environment.

• Material: Made of double powder-coated steel.
• Specifications: The product is stackable and intended for outdoor use.
• Delivery: Please note that the variants are made-to-order and therefore a longer delivery time may occur. You should also be aware of the modified return policy, as the order is custom-made.
• Care instructions: We recommend cleaning the product regularly with a soft cloth dampened with water, possibly with mild dishwashing detergent. Avoid using harsh detergents or brushes as these can damage the steel finish.
• Weight: 10.25 kg.
• Design: Original design by Simon Legald for Normann Copenhagen (2023).