designed by Niels Bendtsen

Limit Lounge Chair by Normann Copenhagen reintroduces Niels Bendtsen's 1974 design to contemporary interiors. Its character comes from an economical construction combining a lightweight steel frame with suspended padded upholstery. Developed during the oil crisis with a focus on efficient use of materials, the design became part of the permanent collection at New York's Museum of Modern Art.

The cover has an inner layer of PVC-coated PET mesh and an outer layer of wadding and upholstery. A zipper secures the replaceable cover to the black powder-coated steel frame. This indoor version is offered in Remix, Steelcut Trio and Hallingdal fabrics or Ultra leather, in the colours shown in the manufacturer's configurator. Optional connectors, sold separately, allow several chairs to be linked in a row. The chair comes with plastic glides.