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Oscar Armchair

Lounge armchair by PearsonLloyd with flowing lines, adjustable headrest and aluminium swivel base.

Dimensions

880 × 1000 × 1000 mm

Materials
Foam-moulded bodySteel subframeBelt suspensionCold cure foamWaddingVisco-elastic foamDie-cast aluminium base
Finishes
Matt polished die-cast aluminium base

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Description

Overview

The Oscar Armchair is a lounge armchair by PearsonLloyd for Walter Knoll. It has flowing lines that follow the contours of the body, comes with or without a headrest, and is completed by an additional footstool.

Construction

The body is foam-moulded with a steel subframe and belt suspension. The seat cushion is cold cure foam with a wadding cover and the back has a visco-elastic foam inlay. The swivel base has four arms in matt polished die-cast aluminium, and the headrest adjusts steplessly in height by 7 cm and tilts forwards.

Specifications

  • Overall size: 88 x 100 x 100 cm (221-10)
  • Base: swivel base with four arms, matt polished die-cast aluminium, optional return mechanism
  • Glides: synthetic (stone, carpet) or felt (wood)

Story

The latest edition of the bucket seat

The armchair is a newcomer with tradition, the latest edition of the bucket seat. Stood on its own, it can be admired from all sides, a sculpture with a feel-good factor.

Organic design for relaxing sitting

Flowing lines delineate the contours of the human body, and the armchair is fully adjustable, with or without a headrest. Special care went into the upholstery, which uses modern, finely co-ordinated materials for the back and seat.

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