Armchair A2
Designed by Artur Lindqvist, the A2 armchair has decorated Swedish bowers and gardens since 1930. Available in a range of wooden finishes with a unique galvanised spring steel construction, providing an unbeatably peaceful swing.///Description
In 1930, the Swedish family-owned company Grythyttan StÄlmöbler (Grythyttan Steel Furniture) designed and manufactured their first chair, the A2, which was introduced at The Stockholm Exhibition. The gentle rocking sensation of the sprung steel gave a unique sense of relaxation and the functional design was timeless. Success was immediate, and a complete range of garden furniture soon followed.
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Armchair A2
Designed by Artur Lindqvist, the A2 armchair has decorated Swedish bowers and gardens since 1930. Available in a range of wooden finishes with a unique galvanised spring steel construction, providing an unbeatably peaceful swing.///Description
In 1930, the Swedish family-owned company Grythyttan StÄlmöbler (Grythyttan Steel Furniture) designed and manufactured their first chair, the A2, which was introduced at The Stockholm Exhibition. The gentle rocking sensation of the sprung steel gave a unique sense of relaxation and the functional design was timeless. Success was immediate, and a complete range of garden furniture soon followed.
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Designed by Artur Lindqvist, the A2 armchair has decorated Swedish bowers and gardens since 1930. Available in a range of wooden finishes with a unique galvanised spring steel construction, providing an unbeatably peaceful swing.///Description
In 1930, the Swedish family-owned company Grythyttan StÄlmöbler (Grythyttan Steel Furniture) designed and manufactured their first chair, the A2, which was introduced at The Stockholm Exhibition. The gentle rocking sensation of the sprung steel gave a unique sense of relaxation and the functional design was timeless. Success was immediate, and a complete range of garden furniture soon followed.
