Relax in comfort and distinction in a true example of a Scandinavian design classic with the Menu Knitting Chair, designed by Ib Kofod-Larsen.
Originally designed in 1951, Danish brand Menu have now revived the Knitting Chair almost 70 years after its original conception. The chair is defined by its clever arm cut-outs that were specifically crafted for resting your elbows when knitting. Even though the chair may not be used solely for knitting today, the cut-outs enable for your arms to comfortably rest whilst your body moulds into the chair's sleek curved back. The chair improves modern day living by providing a beautiful relaxing space that both enhances a room, whilst adapting to the reality of everyday human needs. The compact triangular frame does not take up too much space, demonstrating the chair's versatility, working in both smaller and larger living spaces.
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