Armchair from Getama

Ring Chair by Nanna & Jørgen Ditzel

Ring Chair, designed by Nanna and Jørgen Ditzel, is a classic in the Ditzel portfolio. The distinctive design was created in 1958 for Getama and has been a cherished member of the Getama family ever since. The armchair is constructed with a voluminous and distinctive upward-fluted circle as armrest that embraces the body in the most beautiful way. The seat is made in a wide rectagular design with chair legs that align the edge of the seat and continue as support for the armrest. The Ring Chair is ideal in relaxing lounge and conversation environments, offering exceptional comfort disguised as eye-catching sculptural design.

The Ring Chair is available in a wide range of selected Getama fabrics and leathers, as well as unique wood treatments and stains. If you have specific requests or questions about the chair's appearance or price, please contact us by email or phone.

• Material Base made of lacquered, soap-treated, oiled, stained or untreated oak as well as oiled oak. Seat and backrest upholstered in desired textile or leather.
• Specifications Each Getama piece of furniture is produced by hand and often incorporates natural materials. Therefore, slight variations in colour, texture and size may occur, which are considered part of the furniture's authenticity and charm.
• Care instructions It is recommended to wipe the wood with a clean dry cloth and can be treated with an appropriate wood treatment annually to maintain the quality of the wood. When cleaning leather and textiles, professional cleaning is recommended.
• Weight 14 kg.
• Design Original design by Nanna and Jørgen Ditzel for Getama (1953).

We offer reupholstery of your old Wegner and Ditzel furniture at Byflou.com.
We offer, in cooperation with Getama, reupholstery of new and old furniture designed by Hans J. Wegner and Nanna Ditzel. Do you want fresh cushions, a new textile color or your very own textile, please contact us by email or phone, for more guidance and information. Read more about reupholstering Getama furniture here.