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Collection Story

Origin

Fredericia's collection page lists two products by Poul M. Volther, the Corona Chair and the Corona Ottoman. In the company's article the name is attributed to a solar eclipse seen early in television history and discussed by Erik Jørgensen and Volther on the island of Fyn. The corona is the sun's glowing outer atmosphere, visible as a halo during an eclipse.

Design Language

The sheet text for the chair calls it experimental and eye-catching, built from ellipses of upholstered padding that step down in size. The article reads the same shapes as growing progressively, a floating silhouette that departs from conventional armchair norms. The ottoman is described as mirroring the lounge chair's design language with the same frame and upholstery.

Key Pieces

  • Corona Chair (model 5000)
  • Corona Ottoman (model 5002)

Pieces in this collection

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