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Lamini Children's Armchair | Swedese | Skandium London
Lamini Children's Armchair | Swedese | Skandium London
Lamini Children's Armchair | Swedese | Skandium London
Lamini Children's Armchair | Swedese | Skandium London
Lamini Children's Armchair | Swedese | Skandium London
Lamini Children's Armchair | Swedese | Skandium London
Lamini Children's Armchair | Swedese | Skandium London
Lamini Children's Armchair | Swedese | Skandium London
Lamini Children's Armchair | Swedese | Skandium London
Lamini Children's Armchair | Swedese | Skandium London

Description

Children's version of what is widely regarded as the most comfortable easy chair out of Scandinavia. The Lamino by Swedese was also recently voted as the most popular chair in Sweden of the 20th century.

Technical Info

Dimensions: (children version of Lamino chair)
Chair: W: 53 x D: 58 (Seat height: 32cm)
Stool: W: 45 x D: 35 (Seat height: 32cm)
Frame: Lacquered oiled oak
Sheepskin: in black, off white, graphite (grey), charcoal (dark grey), Espresso (brown), Sahara (pale brown)
For more options please contact our web team or one of our stores.

Lamini Children's Armchair

11786_1 By Swedese
Children's version of what is widely regarded as the most comfortable easy chair out of Scandinavia. The Lamino by Swedese was also recently voted as the most popular chair in Sweden of the 20th century. Read more
14-16 weeks
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Made for you in 14-16 weeks
Made to order item
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Typically dispatched within 14-16 weeks
Made to order item
This furniture is made to order especially for you to soon enjoy. The lead time shown is an estimate based on information from our brands, so can be subject to change. Please notice orders on these can only be cancelled for a full refund within the first 3 business days.
For full details on this, and our 365 days return policy please click here

₩2,753,000
14-16 weeks
Made to order item
Made for you in 14-16 weeks
Made to order item
Choose variant to see production time
Typically dispatched within 14-16 weeks
Made to order item
This furniture is made to order especially for you to soon enjoy. The lead time shown is an estimate based on information from our brands, so can be subject to change. Please notice orders on these can only be cancelled for a full refund within the first 3 business days.
For full details on this, and our 365 days return policy please click here

₩2,753,000
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Description

Children's version of what is widely regarded as the most comfortable easy chair out of Scandinavia. The Lamino by Swedese was also recently voted as the most popular chair in Sweden of the 20th century.

Technical Info

Dimensions: (children version of Lamino chair)
Chair: W: 53 x D: 58 (Seat height: 32cm)
Stool: W: 45 x D: 35 (Seat height: 32cm)
Frame: Lacquered oiled oak
Sheepskin: in black, off white, graphite (grey), charcoal (dark grey), Espresso (brown), Sahara (pale brown)
For more options please contact our web team or one of our stores.

Designed by Yngve Ekström

Yngve Ekström

Yngve Ekström (1913-1988) was born in Hagafors in Småland, Sweden, which happened to be where the country's oldest furniture industry was.  Creative at heart, he studied drawing, sculpture, painting, music and art history. With furniture virtually in his blood, he

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