Dezeen Showroom: a continuous loop of steel tubing makes up the Corso chair, designed by Peter Andersson for Swedish furniture brand Lammhults.
Corso is distinguished by the uninterrupted line of its frame, which flows around two looped rear legs and up into a slightly rounded backrest.
A continuous loop of steel tubing makes up the Corso chair
A simple design with minimal upholstery, the chair began as a doodle in Andersson's sketchbook.
"The two-dimensional lines in the sketchbook, which intuitively just felt so obvious, have been translated into a cohesive loop of steel tubing," said the Stockholm-based designer.
Corso is available with black or sandy beige upholstery in either canvas or leather. Its steel frame can be chromium-plated or powder-coated in black, white or red. The easy chair can be ordered with black upholstery
The easy chair is one of three products that Lammhults is launching to coincide with the opening of its revamped Stockholm showroom, designed by Atelier Paul Vaugoyeau.
The products will also feature in an installation called Space Matters, which revolves around several flexible, interactive room sets.
Like all of Lammhults' new products, Corso is designed with circularity in mind and can be easily taken apart for maintenance or recycling.
Product: Corso

Designer: Peter Andersson

Brand: Lammhults

Contact: [email protected]
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