Johanson Design - A really comfortable chair for long sittings

Johanson Design will be exhibiting their new and welcoming chair ‘Dresscode’ at the fair. Although ideas for this chair have been around for quite some time, the actual design work was carried out in 2012. The chair is now ready to make its first public appearance.

“Guiding principles during the creative process have addressed the issue of long sittings, and the resulting ergonomic design and new exciting contours have created a visually inspiring chair,” says Johan Lindstén.

It’s the relationship between the back and the seat that Johan Lindstén has tackled in this project.with a focus on ergonomics, the back has been given an over-sized wrap-around section that actually starts in the seat. The back of the chair and the seat have a fabric-covered wooden frame and the legs are of steel. The fabrics can be varied limitlessly and this is why the chair was given its special name.

“Everyone has an own style or dress code and this is also true of different environments, Buildings and rooms. I want every interior designer to be able to decide on the dress code for each room. Every chair can be personal and, depending on the fabric chosen, it can represent tranquillity or elegance, or be suitable for a masquerade or black-tie dinner. The interior designer takes on the role of party organizer,