Dedo Easy Chair
The Dedo Easy Chair embodies a perfect blend of contemporary lightness and traditional minimalism. Its timeless design blends artistry and functionality, allowing it to gracefully adapt to various interior styles.
Dedo Easy’s characteristic frame is hand-crafted from solid wood and constructed relying on artisanal mortise-tenon-joint techniques.
The chair incorporates ropes as the support structure for its cushions. This unique approach not only enhances comfort but also distinctively separates the seat and back from the frame, creating a visually appealing contrast.
Its lightweight structure ensures easy mobility, making it a versatile fit for diverse spaces.
The Dedo Easy Chair works well alone or in pairs, allowing for corner or central room placement.
Size (cm)
W: 77, D: 81, H: 88
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Frame
The Dedo Easy Chair’s frame is made out of solid oak wood. Elastic cotton ropes connect the backrest with the frame, providing cushion support. Felten gliders are attached to the chair legs and are suitable for most flooring options.
Upholstery
The seat cushion is attached to the frame body, while the back cushion is connected to the backrest frame with belts. Two material options for upholstery are available: leather or fabric, while cushion belts are always in leather.
Finish
Wooden parts are available in two plant-based Hardwax oil finishes (colors), which retain the wood’s natural state, as a white or natural oil.
Care & Maintenance
Please see the Materials page on our website
FSC® Certified
One pivotal aspect of our commitment to sustainability is our firm dedication to sourcing wood exclusively from FSC®-certified forestry. As this product bears the FSC® label (FSC-C130602), you can be assured of its ethical origin and its contribution to preserving our precious forests.
Meet the designer
Salih Teskeredzic
Salih’s design aesthetic in his approach to furniture design, has remained faithful to the golden era of modernism, exemplifying the classic mastery of 20th-century designers. Undoubtedly, he stands as one of the pioneers of the contemporary Bosnian design scene.
