Null Ingmar Relling / Westnofa
Pair of "Siesta" armchairs and an ottoman, in lea…

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Ingmar Relling / Westnofa Pair of "Siesta" armchairs and an ottoman, in leather.

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Ingmar Relling / Westnofa Pair of "Siesta" armchairs and an ottoman, in leather.

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Ingmar RELLING (1920-2002) - Westnofa Editeur

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Siesta chair and ottoman, design Ingmar Relling, manufacturer Westnofa Norway. Height 80cm, width 60cm, depth: 60cm seat height: 40cm, leather cushions. In age-appropriate condition (see photos). *The Siesta chair with ottoman was designed in 1965 by the Norwegian architect and designer Ingmar Relling (1920-2002) and was awarded a design prize in 1966. The company that produced it, Westnofa, no longer exists. Ingmar Relling designed a range of functional furniture over the course of his long career. Today, he is recognised as one of the greatest creators of Scandinavian design. Ingmar Relling opened his own office in 1950, and in 1965 he designed his greatest creation: the Siesta chair. The Siesta is a simple, harmonious and classic chair without unnecessary details and became a door opener that opened up international markets for Norwegian furniture production. Please note: This object is located in our Swiss branch (Hauptstrasse 100, CH-8280 Kreuzlingen). It can either be picked up directly by you in Switzerland (only with prior arrangement) or must be officially exported via customs (costs respectively customs handling fee and export tax) approximately 50 EUR per object). This export takes some time, as it must be declared to customs. Please note this. Thank you very much!

Starting price 165 EUR

Ingmar Relling / Westnofa: Armchair, circa 1970, "Siesta" model, curved wood, seat and backrest with brown leather armrest

Estim. 50 - 150 EUR

Ingmar RELLING (1920-2002) Siesta" model, created in 1965 Pair of armchairs in black bentwood with brown leather cushion seats Accidents One armchair is missing its frame Size: 99 x 69 x 63 cm

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