Elias Armchair - Zebra
Elias Armchair Zebra, was originally designed by Elias Svedberg, now reintroduced at Dusty Deco blending the timeless design with a modern touch. The armchair is characterized by its rounded corners, seat and slightly curved feet. The frame is made of plywood, upholstered with several layers of foam for good comfort, covered in a zebra fabric from Limonta. The armchair was exhibited in Warsaw in 1938 and Malmo in 1939. The re-launch honors Svedberg's timeless design aesthetics, celebrating his legacy as a pioneer in Swedish furniture design. The Elias armchair is a great example of Swedish Modern, a style that has become popular all over the world.
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Elias Armchair - Zebra
Elias Armchair Zebra, was originally designed by Elias Svedberg, now reintroduced at Dusty Deco blending the timeless design with a modern touch. The armchair is characterized by its rounded corners, seat and slightly curved feet. The frame is made of plywood, upholstered with several layers of foam for good comfort, covered in a zebra fabric from Limonta. The armchair was exhibited in Warsaw in 1938 and Malmo in 1939. The re-launch honors Svedberg's timeless design aesthetics, celebrating his legacy as a pioneer in Swedish furniture design. The Elias armchair is a great example of Swedish Modern, a style that has become popular all over the world.
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Elias Armchair Zebra, was originally designed by Elias Svedberg, now reintroduced at Dusty Deco blending the timeless design with a modern touch. The armchair is characterized by its rounded corners, seat and slightly curved feet. The frame is made of plywood, upholstered with several layers of foam for good comfort, covered in a zebra fabric from Limonta. The armchair was exhibited in Warsaw in 1938 and Malmo in 1939. The re-launch honors Svedberg's timeless design aesthetics, celebrating his legacy as a pioneer in Swedish furniture design. The Elias armchair is a great example of Swedish Modern, a style that has become popular all over the world.
