Dining chair from Fredericia Furniture

Swoon Dining Armchair 1779 by Space Copenhagen

The 'Swoon' series, designed by Danish design studio Space Copenhagen, reaches wide in its range, with a number of unique pieces of furniture - both in construction and comfort. The 'Swoon' furniture combines a sculptural silhouette, with an organic design language, in what Space Copenhagen defines as 'poetic modernism', and is one of the words that characterize their design philosophy. This approach to design has secured 'Swoon' an international place in some of the world's finest restaurants and hotels, where its Nordic minimalism charms any interior.

The collection is particularly characterised by its soft design language. In 'Swoon', arm and backrest merge into one and are complemented by voluminous cushions that ensure a good seating experience. Unique to the series is the combination of a conversation chair and armchair, combined in one piece of furniture. The proportions of the hybrid ensure support for the body while being comfortable enough to sit in for hours. Finally, the chair is combined with a swivel base in black or polished aluminium, which is ideal in an office environment.

The 'Swoon' range is available in a wide range of fabrics and leathers in various colours, as well as different wood finishes. If you would like to design your own 'Swoon' furniture, please feel free to contact us by email or phone.

• Swivel chair in black powder coated or polished aluminium. Blind frame in moulded HP polyurethane foam, reinforced with a steel frame and firmly upholstered, covered in the desired textile. Back cushion attached to the chair, seat cushion in HR or CMHR foam, attached with Velcro. Supplied with standard plastic duffle - felt duffle available on request.
• Avoid allowing fabrics and leather to come into contact with liquids or oils. If stains occur, professional cleaning is recommended. When cleaning frames use a damp cloth without harsh chemicals.
• Original design by Space Copenhagen for Fredericia Furniture (2019)