10 Straightforward Items: Sheepskin Lounge Chairs

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A decidedly Scandinavian model, the sheepskin-upholstered lounge chair dates again to the Nineteen Thirties Danish Funkis (funktionalisme) motion and popularized via the mid-twentieth century. With sheepskin’s pure warming and cooling properties, the model is appropriate for year-round, not just for Swedish winters. Here’s a have a look at 10 iconic designs.

Above: The Swedese Lamino Straightforward Chair Sheepskin is designed by Yngve Ekström in 1956 and continues to be handmade in Vaggeryd, Sweden; $2,551 at Finnish Design Store.
Above: Designed by Nanna Ditzel and Jorgen Ditzel in 1953, the Ditzel Lounge Chair is produced via Frederica Furnishings; $2,620 at Danish Design Retailer.
Above: The Little Petra Lounge Chair is designed by architect Viggo Boesen and was first launched at Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibition in 1938. It’s now in manufacturing from &Custom; $7,649 at Finnish Design Store.
Above: The Audo Copenhagen (previously Menu) Knitting Chair in oak is a 1951 design from Ib Kofod-Larsen made with elbow cut-outs to assist the arms whereas knitting; $4,122 at Finnish Design Store.
Above: The Ingeborg Lounge Chair is designed by Flemming Lassen for Audo Copenhagen (previously Menu) at $3,865 at Danish Design Store.
Above: The Heat Nordic Swing Rocking Chair in Teak and Moonlight Sheepskin is designed by Hans Olsen in 1955 and continues to be made in Denmark immediately; beginning at $4,619 at Lumens.
Above: The Gubi Keep Lounge Chair is designed by Area Copenhagen for $4,999 at 2Modern.
Above: The &Custom Wulff ATD2 Lounge Chair is modeled after architectural designs of the Nineteen Thirties; beginning at $4,725 at A+R.
Above: The Fogia Bollo Lounge Chair has a metal body and 12mm Mohawi sheepskin; $4,427 at Design Inside Attain.
Above: The Klassik Studio Tub Lounge Chair is designed by Kurt Østervig in 1958; $5,646 at Finnish Design Store.
Above: The Paustian Arctander Chair with Armrest is designed by Philip Arctander within the Forties, and through the years has come to be often known as the the “Muslingestolen” (mussel chair) referring to the chair’s shell-like look. The chair is $7,200 at Finnish Design Store.