Inspired by the idea of a “parlour” – a space designed for entertaining, socialising, and relaxation – the Parlour series by Jonas Wagell includes a lounge chair and a matching ottoman.
With pronounced piping details defining the shape, the lounge chair’s sweeping backrest is seamlessly attached to the round, voluminous seat. Elevated by a frame and gently tapered legs in powder-coated cast aluminium, the chair radiates confidence while maintaining a grounded presence.
Pondering the design, Jonas Wagell explains: ”I believe an iconic piece of furniture is created in one of two ways; Either with an idea, concept or construction that is unique enough to break new ground – or with shapes and proportions that capture a personal expression and embody a singular and recognisable character. This project strives to be just that. A simplistic and graphic object that will capture a room and be memorable for the eye.”
1100 (W) x 1000 (D) x 745 (H) mm
Seat height: 420 mm
Seat depth: 740 mm
LEGS: Black powder-coated aluminium
STRUCTURE INTERIOR: Frame made of solid wood and MDF with webbing spring system
STRUCTURE PADDING: High-resilient, variable density, polyurethane foam with dacron padding
BACK: High-resilient, variable density, polyurethane foam with dacron padding
SEAT: High-resilient, variable density, polyurethane foam with dacron padding
COVER: Fixed
Tivoli Fabric (Made in Italy)
Composition: 42% Viscose, 38% Cotton, 14% Acrylic, 6% Polyester
Martindale: 30,000
Spectrum Fabric
Composition: 72% Acrylic, 14% Viscose, 9% Wool, 5% Polyester
Martindale: 30,000
Silenzio Fabric
Composition: 5% Cotton, 15% Linen, 30% Wool, 25% Acrylic, 20% Polyester, 5% Viscose
Martindale: 30,000
Fabrics can have slight variations in colour from dye lot to dye lot. Even though the same dyes are used every time, noticeable colour variations can occur. Temperature, time, and water source all contribute to slight variations between dye lots. The difference can be subtle to very visible. Industry standards allow up to a 6% difference in a colour variation, and variations within this limit are not considered to be a defect.

















































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