Lounge Chairs

When Massproductions Designer-in-Chief, Chris Martin designed the Dandy in 2015, he asked himself "How do we want to sit?" and "How do we want to move in a room?". The answer to the questions was the Dandy collection. "With Dandy we wanted to encourage playfulness in how we furnish rooms, homes and public spaces. Magnus found a sofa from the 30s at an auction that had a nice rounded shape. We see rectangular sofas everywhere, so we were inspired by this almost forgotten form" says Chris Martin.

Lounge chair Fabian is understated, but also makes its presence felt in a room. Envisioned as "a chair from which you’ll never want to get up once you sit down." The lounge chair is made up of three main parts: the hellshaped seat, a back and seat cushion and a base. With an eye on sustainability and recycling, the base is made of recycled plastic. The handy zipper allows you to easily fluff up or replace the seat and back cushions, so you can enjoy this piece for years to come.

One of Montis’ first success stories is making a comeback. With its lowered back, enhanced comfort and additional capitons, our popular easy chair Florence has been updated to meet today’s quality standards.

MONTIS Enzo Lounge Chair - ENZO is a comfortable and inviting armchair that is distinguished by its compact dimensions. The streamlined shape and reduced thickness of the external shell create a visual lightness; the soft, rounded inside invites you to sit back and relax. Because of its modest character and compact dimensions, ENZO can easily blend in with different interiors – modern, contemporary or classic.

A new chair from the designer of Arco’s popular Close and Close+. In keeping with Arco’s other tables, the Re-volve takes sustainability as its starting point.

Swivel base - Resting atop a recessed base, the corpus of the Montholon design seemingly soars above ground, prompting a lighter sentiment to the voluminous proportions while awakening the senses with inviting curves and the soothing softness of tactile topography.