The fully upholstered seat platform and the high backrest of this comfortable chair are screw-fitted to a teak frame with curved armrests. The cushions are detachable and lie on a frame in flexible with cane webbing.

Hartmut Lohmeyer
Production period from 1960 to 1965
Wilkhahn

Seat: Wooden frame and wickerwork, cushion red, loose
Back: Wooden frame and wickerwork, cushion red, loose
Frame: Wood, teak

Seat height: 38 cm
Overall height: 73 cm
Width: 72 cm
Depth: 79 cm

List price 231 DM (Price List 1959 S)

Hartmut Lohmeyer, unlike traditional chair makers, didn’t base his furniture designs on freely formulated product shapes. Instead, he focused on the constructive possibilities of the material, allowing the form to naturally emerge from those possibilities. His design philosophy of avoiding opulence and embellishments resulted in chairs that were minimalist and disciplined, yet still possessed a consciously sensual appeal. Alongside his distinctive design language, his craftsmanship background set strict standards for detailed construction and technical finesse.