Hay Uchiwa - Uchiwa lounge chair - Hallingdal 166 / black leather

Uchiwa lounge chair black base.

Relax after a long day or read a book in this comfortable, luxurious Uchiwa armchair. This spacious armchair is designed with the soft and open shape of an authentic Japanese hand fan as a source of inspiration. This open shape makes it an inviting place to relax, and it also looks beautiful in any interior.

The source of inspiration for this minimalist armchair was the Japanese hand fan. The idea behind this hand fan is reflected in the fold in the back of the armchair. This special design comes from Doshi Levien, a London design studio founded by fellow students NipaDoshi and Jonathan Levien.

They have already built up a good reputation, and their specialty is designing technically advanced designs with a cultural 'touch', such as with this Uchiwa design armchair.

Comfortable lounge chair, looks great in your interior.

The armchair is available in endless different versions thanks to the collaboration with Kvadrat and Camo leather. Kvadrat is a Danish textile manufacturer that can call itself one of the best European manufacturers in terms of design and quality. Thanks to this wide choice of fabrics and colors, you can design this design chair exactly to your own taste.

The front and back can be made in the same fabric or in two different fabrics, for a playful effect. The base, made of solid oak, is available in various finishes, from soaped oak to color-stained to match the upholstery.

The dimension is: b. 87.2 x h. 106.2 x d. 86.6 cm. seat height: 37.8 cm.

Frame material: Polypropylene shell, base of lacquered solid oak
Upholstery fabric: Camouflage leather: Sierra SI1001 leather. Kvadrat Hallingdal 65/166: 70% virgin wool, 30% viscose.

♠ item is available in our showroom.

♠ made to order

The designer:

Doshi Levien is a London-based design firm founded in 2000 by Nipa Doshi (b. 1971) and Jonathan Levien (b. 1972), who met while studying at the Royal College of Art in London. Before moving to London, Doshi studied at the National Institute of Design in India, and Levien, originally from Scotland, trained in fine cabinet making and industrial design. Doshi Levien's designs span furniture, fashion, lighting, technology and homeware, combining creative aesthetics of visual culture with precise industrial techniques. A good example of their style is the Uchiwa armchair designed for Hay.