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NESTIndoor Lounge Chair
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
BRAND
Cane-line
DESIGNER
FOERSOM & HIORT-LORENZEN MDD
ORIGIN
Denmark
FINISHES
Rattan/Linen
LEAD TIME
In stock (2-6 weeks if out of stock)
The Nest indoor lounge chair is a masterpiece, handcrafted from sustainable rattan to be strong and lightweight. Foersom & Hiort-Lorenzen’s minimalist design reflects their respect for nature; its organic shape adds warmth to modern interiors.
The chair isn’t just aesthetically pleasing, it’s also incredibly comfortable. Sink into the innovative, easy-to-clean fabric seat cushion and relax. This piece is a sustainable investment in luxury, a testament to organic materials and traditional craftsmanship. The Nest lounge chair is perfect for those who appreciate the finer things in life, offering years of relaxation and comfort.
It’s a wise choice for anyone seeking to enrich their living space with natural warmth and character. Experience the ultimate indulgence in organic beauty with the Nest indoor lounge chair, a true work of art crafted with care. Investing in this exceptional piece of furniture means investing in your own comfort and the environment.
The Nest lounge chair offers exceptional comfort and beauty, a sustainable and organic masterpiece. Add warmth and character to your home while enjoying ultimate relaxation with the Nest lounge chair.
Invest today and experience the natural beauty and comfort of this exceptional piece of furniture.
VARIANTS / SPECS
COLOURS
FRAME
Natural Rattan
CUSHIONS
Off-white | Grey
DIMENSIONS
W 90cm
D 71cm
H 72cm
SH 40cm
WARRANTY
24 Month Domestic Warranty
Please see Refunds Policy and Terms & Conditions for details.
SUSTAINABLE
MATERIAL
Rattan is the rascal of the jungle. Rattan belongs to the palm family. It is a climbing plant that grows over trees and other plants in the rainforest. There are about 600 species of rattan. Cane-line uses only the best and strongest for furniture production.
The stems are cut manually in the jungle, meaning the harvest does not damage the flora and fauna in any way. Rattan is an incredibly fast growing palm, which makes it a very sustainable material. The outer layer of rattan plant is peeled off and used for weaving.
The core of the rattan is used to make furniture, which due to its movement and flexibility enables it to create a unique and very COMFORTABLE design.
Strongest
Rattan
Rattan is the rascal of the Jungle. Rattan belongs to the palm family and is a climbing plant that grows over trees and other plants in the rainforest. There are about 600 species of rattan, Cane-line uses only the best and Strongest for furniture production.
Sustainable
Comfort
Rattan is an incredibly fast growing palm, which makes it a very sustainable material. The outer layer of the rattan plant is peeled off and used for weaving. The core of the rattan is used to make furniture, which is due to its movement and flexibility. This enables it to create a unique and very comfortable design.
Ideal
Conditions
Cane-line ensures sustainability not only in relation to the environment but with the human relationship in a society which has its roots deeply embedded in rattan. All processing is conducted in accordance with the International certifications SA8000 (social responsibility) and ISO14001 (environmental management). Rattan is harvested in Sumatra and processed in Java.
Cut
Manually
The Rattan stems are cut manually in the jungle, meaning the harvest does not damage the flora and fauna in any way. For the locals, rattan is an alternative to cutting down the rainforest around them.
FOERSOM & HIORT-LORENZEN
Johannes Foersom and Peter Hiort-Lorenzen (MDD) are two of Scandinavia’s most renowned and successful furniture designers. Their goal is to create long-lasting value and to stimulate a healthy development for people and their surroundings. They strive towards the highest quality in cooperation, process and product, and believe that knowledge and innovation are fundamental. The impressive use of flexibility makes the furniture appear as small architectonic wonders.
