Simplistic furniture makes a clear statement
Specialty Fabrics Review | September 2012
Scandinavian furniture design combines a tradition of fine craftsmanship and understated style, and the 2012 product announcements for Republic of Fritz Hansen™, headquartered in Allerød, Denmark, confirm the tradition. Award-winning Danish designer Cecilie Manz created the minuscule™ chair and table series for Fritz Hansen, using talents in furniture design and industrial production.
The minuscule seat shell is upholstered and hand-stitched in lightweight and durable textiles in multiple colors, from lively to muted. The shell is held by a base frame formed of plastic, available only in two tones of grey, a color that Manz says “is able to absorb all other colors.” The informal chair and matching table, with a top in Oregon pine or white laminate, adapts to home spaces or reception areas, hotel lobbies and airport lounges.
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Cecilie Manz’s industrial designs for furniture, jewelry, lamps and sculpture have the understated style of Scandinavia; “why spell it out in capitals when discrete simplicity makes a clear statement?” Photo: Republic of Fritz Hansen.
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