Lounge chair Amoebe with object character

Verner Panton developed the iconic 'Amoebe' lounge chair for his legendary Visiona installation in 1970. Inspired by the unicellular organism, the seat and backrest of the lounge chair form a single flowing shape that ergonomically hugs the body. With its unusual shape and a selection of covers in different, bright colors, this seat embodies the cheerful, bold spirit of the seventies like no other.

Incidentally, the backrest is very flexible, comfortable and supportive at the same time. In this version, the lounger with object character comes with the lower backrest - but it is also available in the 'highback' version, which provides even more retreat. In both cases, the backrest ensures a high level of seating comfort, as does the high-quality upholstery.

A cult piece of furniture that is guaranteed to cause a stir and give you a lot of pleasure.