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About DOLPHIN chair

The DOLPHIN chair is an iconic chair for Dan-Form. Designed by Bjarke Nielsen and refined in cooperation with Dan-Form’s founder, Jørgen Mensen, the DOLPHIN chair has a timeless, Nordic design. The seat is based on a bentwood shape, which adds to the seating comfort and it has a beautiful finish with hand sewn cross stitching around the edges. THE DOLPHIN COLLECTION consists of dining chairs, bar stools and counter stools.

Details

General
- Series: DOLPHIN
- Type: Chair
- Version: Light brown leather with oak veneer legs
- Item No.: 100995109
Specifications
- Designer: Bjarke Nielsen
- Height (cm): 86
- Width (cm): 57
- Depth (cm): 51
- Seating Height (cm): 49,5
- Seating Depth: 40
- Product Net Weight (kg): 4.95
- Colour: Brown
- Material (Seat): Leather
- Colour (Legs): Brown
- Material (Legs): Wood
- Stackable: No
- Fire Resistant: No
- FSC™ Certified: No
Packaging
- Assembled: No
- Quantity in Box: 4
- Box Height (cm): 60
- Box Width (cm): 68
- Box Depth (cm): 56
- Box Volume (cbm): 0.228
- Tara Weight (kg): 0.66

Downloads

Please find below relevant materials available for download.

DAN FORM Care Instructions Artificial Leather PU

DAN FORM Care Instructions Velvet

Assembly Instructions DOLPHIN Chair Tube Legs DAN FORM

Assembly Instructions DOLPHIN Chair Wood Legs DAN FORM

Assembly Instructions DOLPHIN Chair Conical Legs DAN FORM

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DOLPHIN - a 'new classic' inspired by nature and decorated with beautiful handcrafted details

Handsewn cross stitching along the edges of the seat provide a luxurious finish to the DOLPHIN chair.

A both comfortable and beautiful chair that combines comtemporary with classic.

Designed by

Bjarke Nielsen

The Danish designer, Bjarke Nielsen left Denmark as a 19-year-old to live in England and France and in 2008 he moved to Asia. Finding inspiration in his international experiences, Bjarke enjoys innovative designs.