A few weeks ago I showed you my standing desk here on the blog and I’m still happily switching around between standing up and sitting down. While sitting though I wanted a very comfortable chair that looks stylish as well, something I find very important since I work from home.
The is designed by Flemming Lassen, Magnus Sangild and Marianne Viktor as an ode to Flemming Lassen’s uncompromising approach and special feel for detail, aesthetics, quality and form. The upholstered seat and back is placed on a geometric frame in powder-coated black metal and the dining chair embraces one’s body, letting you sit comfortably for hours on end. I chose a dark blue upholstery (called ) from Danish Art Weaving which has the prettiest detailing and texture.
I’m so in love with this iconic design piece in my home office and am a big fan of the contrast it adds to the otherwise neutral color palette of whites, beige and wood in this room. On and around the desk I worked with the , and accessories from the to create a coherent look with lots of storage options. I like to use the Frame boxes to keep post-its, pens and clips and the Frame Tray is keeping things together on my desk itself. The minimal lines of all the byLassen products is like red thread throughout this space and makes for a very coherent look which is minimal yet fresh.
This blogpost was created in collaboration with , however all opinions are my own of course. If you would like to know more about byLassen, you can visit their website or take a look at the stylish examples on their and .
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