Normann Copenhagen - Burra lounge chair w.swivel, fabric Zero 0110

Burra Lounge chair, swivel base.

Design by Simon Legald.

Burra is a sculptural lounge chair with a characteristic soft expression. The rounded seat is fitted with a swivel function with the possibility of an optional return swivel function for additional mobility. Burra is crafted for maximum comfort. Inside, a steel reinforcement structure provides stability and strength, while a combination of elastic bands, hard molded foam and soft molded foam ensures soft seating comfort.

Dimensions: H: 72,5 x W: 95 x D: 79,5 x SH: 42,5 cm. Weight: 25 Kg. Materials: Steel, hard molded foam, and soft molded foam.
Fabric: Zero 0110

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A visually characteristic design, the Burra collection demanded an equally characteristic name. Short for burrata, the round and famously soft Italian cheese, Burra invites you into its enveloping embrace with its exceptionally comfortable seat and pleasant aesthetic. As implied by its name, the design is a study in softness. Distinguished by its accentuated round seat and enveloping back and armrest, the plump design offers meticulous seating comfort while the charismatic appearance makes a compelling impact in any setting.

 Alongside the burrata-inspired seat, one of the Burra collection’s main character traits is the distinctive, curved backrest that naturally evolves into armrests. Every element of the design alludes to its softness. Both dining and lounge chair variants are clad in full upholstery, while the design idiom consists of rounded, organic lines that melt together. The result is two bold, sculptural designs with their own unique expression. With their unusually plump dimensions and charismatic silhouette, the Burra Chair and Burra Lounge Chair transcend traditional furniture, making them statement pieces that add both functionality and artistic flair to any interior.

About the designer:

Simon Legald studies design at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and graduates in the summer of 2012. His work consists of both small and large-scale products.

“Honesty makes a product understandable and describes the functionality of the products. If you understand the product, it needs no explanation. The essence of my design is that it is bought and used. Therefore, it must meet not only the functional aspects, but also the psychological and aesthetic needs. For me, simplicity describes the true identity of objects and makes them reliable. In my designs I try not to add unnecessary details. I work with simplicity by highlighting the essentials instead of hiding them. It gives the product a simple and honest look.”