Designed by Nanna Ditzel and Jorgen Ditzel in 1953, the Ditzel Lounge Chair is a welcome escape into spaciousness. A modern take on the traditional easy chair, offering a stylish seating solution for settings in search of intimacy. Adding extra comfort is the ample width, along with the slightly curved back and armrests as a single entity.

Nanna Ditzel was an exceptional, multi-talented designer with a rebellious attitude towards the status quo. Together with Thomas Graversen, her eye for organic shapes and experimentation with material properties brought an avant-garde edge in her position as Head of Design at Fredericia, which began in the late 1980s.

Ditzel teamed up with her husband Jorgen to create a chair that would allow people to think in new ways as a result of sitting in new ways. Designed to be beautiful from any angle, the Ditzel Lounge Chair features a sculptural, organic silhouette inspired by nature, balanced by splayed wooden legs as a playful touch. It’s a modern take on the traditional easy chair that’s a natural fit to the human form. Adding extra comfort is the ample width, along with the slightly curved back and armrests as a single entity. The high-pressured PUR-foam shell is enforced with a steel frame and upholstered in a variety of our exclusive fabrics, including buclee.

It’s your invitation to escape into a cosy yet spacious comfort zone, which makes the Ditzel Lounge Chair especially attractive in contexts that encourage connectivity. Such as hotel lobbies and executive suites, reception areas, high-end lounges and private residences.

Our Ditzel Lounge Chair has achieved the Greenguard Gold Certification. Products that have achieved the Greenguard Gold Certification are scientifically proven to meet some of the world’s most rigorous third-party chemical emissions standards, helping to reduce indoor air pollution and the risk of chemical exposure.

All certified products are routinely tested, together with the manufacturing process being reviewed on a regular basis to help ensure minimal impact on the indoor environment.