Indra Armchair - By Leolux

Trusted softness that captivates and envelops

A serene location in which to enjoy reading a book or having a good conversation. Your own universe for dreams and ideas. The armchair that perfectly fulfils this function is of true value for its user. Cuno Frommherz embodied this vision in the Indra armchair, with the softness and elegance that fulfil these wishes.

The seat of this chair appears to float in a trapezoid frame. The seat cushion that rests on it is divided into softly filled segments that embrace you like a padded winter coat while the headrest is a playful addition that provides additional support. The rounded armrests in the upholstered versions provide additional softness, the wooden version has a completely different visual appeal.

Features

• Available as an armchair in two versions: “Pure” without head rest and “Plus” with head rest.
• A matching foot stool is also available.
• The armrests are made of oak or leather.
• The frame is made in epoxy steel which can be painted if desired.

Body: Beech laminate
Springing: Elastic webbing
Filling: Leoskin / Leofill
Upholstered armrest: Sheet material in combination with Leoskin, upholstered in leather. The underside of the arm is upholstered in the same colour as the armrest.
Wooden armrests: Solid oak in all oil or stain colours. The underside of the arm is upholstered in black leather.
Frame: Steel anodized in all Leolux epoxy colours, option (extra charge): All Leolux epoxy and lacquer colours (except Style) or RAL & Sikkens (except Style structure)
Foot caps: Grey felt
Embroidery: Double-stitch seam
Filling:
Top side, seat 10 cm Leofill
Front side, back 10 cm Leofill
Outside, body 0.5 cm Leoskin
Features:
The corners of the cushions come with a specially folded seam detail.
The cushion should be beaten regularly to lengthen the lifetime of the filling.
The cushion is fitted with a zip to facilitate this.
Covering: Cannot be upholstered in patterned fabrics in connection with the design and seam layout
Design: Cuno Frommherz, 2015