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Aspen Lounge Chair and Ottoman

Solid-wood lounge chair with angled recline, sloped arm rests and an optional ottoman.

Dimensions

732 × 767 × 859 mm

Materials
Solid wood frame (maple, white oak or walnut)Solid wood arm capsUpholstered seat and back
Finishes
Matte clearcoat

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Description

Overview

The Nemschoff Aspen Lounge Chair and Ottoman is a lounge chair with an angled recline and sloped arm rests, designed by Lawrence Peabody, with an optional ottoman. Herman Miller describes it as a contemporary material palette combined with traditional craftsmanship, and as a classic design with residential style for commercial settings.

Construction

The frame is solid wood in maple, white oak or walnut with solid wood arm caps, mortise and tenon joinery and a matte healthcare wood finish. The seat uses sinuous spring construction, the seat and back covers are removable, and sloped wall-saver legs sit on non-marring glides.

Specifications

The lounge chair measures 28.8 x 33.8 x 30.2 in (W x D x H) (Nemschoff Aspen Lounge Chair).

Story

A lounge chair built for waiting rooms

Aspen is part of the Peabody Classics Collection, which Herman Miller describes as inspired by original mid-century designs and scaled to recreate the feeling of home. The chair keeps a lightly scaled wood frame with an upholstered seat and back, and the ottoman adds a different posture to public spaces.

Made to be kept in service

Mechanical fasteners let damaged components be replaced in the field, and the seat and back covers can be removed and replaced on site. A gap between seat and back lets debris be cleaned out.

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