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Curly

2019-12-17 10:13:30
  • #1
The chairs look extremely uncomfortable, you end up with a pattern on your skin after sitting for a long time, I prefer it a bit softer.

Best regards
Sabine
 

sichtbeton82

2019-12-17 10:24:51
  • #2
As a small suggestion, there are also sites where replicas from designers are offered. For example, sklum. We got our chairs from there and are satisfied.
 

Climbee

2019-12-17 11:05:59
  • #3
The chairs are super comfortable - otherwise we wouldn't have bought them. Form follows function. It doesn't help anyone if you have super stylish chairs and everything hurts after sitting for 30 minutes.

If you ever see them: try them out. At first, I only liked them visually and was very skeptical about whether you could sit well in them. The first time we tested them was at a garden exhibition, and we were amazed at how comfortable they were.

For two years, we’ve had the chairs in light gray in our barista bar here in the office, so I’ve been able to try them out quite often. Without a seat cushion or the furs we have now, the cast aluminum can feel a bit cool - although this is much less noticeable with underfloor heating than in the café, where the chair stands on an unheated floor. But that’s really the only drawback you could criticize.
 

Lumpi_LE

2019-12-17 11:27:40
  • #4
Does anyone have curtains in front of a floor-to-ceiling window? I can't really imagine how something like that is supposed to look good, but the homeowner insists on it.
 

Ibdk14

2019-12-17 11:53:13
  • #5
O.k. - Comfort would probably be settled now, even though I somewhat doubt that just pelts are enough for a bottom that is used longer during a long evening. With an additional small cushion, probably yes. And the chairs are really beautiful!

I would still be interested in the question about the armrests. We have or had two chairs with armrests only on the end sides, the others correspondingly without armrests. I immediately exchanged mine on the end side for one without, because every time I stood up, I had to push the whole chair back. That annoyed me. Now I can just get down sideways. It is even worse with so many chairs with armrests on the longer side. Then the neighbor has to move back every time. This is not meant as criticism, I would just be happy about experiences. Am I just too complicated or do others possibly feel the same?
 

Ibdk14

2019-12-17 11:56:33
  • #6
Only scarves on the right and left of the windows. Simply as decoration because otherwise it looked so empty. They are never drawn closed and are sometimes hung in different colors matching the season. We have three floor-to-ceiling windows in the living/dining area. You apparently have an entire continuous front. Show us, if you want, then we can give better advice.
 

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