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Timb Side Chair Chair Normann Copenhagen With Leather Black
Timb Side Chair Chair Normann Copenhagen
Timb Side Chair Chair Normann Copenhagen
Timb Side Chair Chair Normann Copenhagen
Timb Side Chair Chair Normann Copenhagen
Timb Side Chair Chair Normann Copenhagen
Timb Side Chair Chair Normann Copenhagen
Timb Side Chair Chair Normann Copenhagen
Timb Side Chair Chair Normann Copenhagen Wood Black
Timb Side Chair Chair Normann Copenhagen
Timb Side Chair Chair Normann Copenhagen Wood Camel
Timb Side Chair Chair Normann Copenhagen
Timb Side Chair Chair Normann Copenhagen With Leather Camel
Timb Side Chair Chair Normann Copenhagen

Timb Side Chair

Product Description

Designed by Simon Legald for Normann Copenhagen

Dimensions: 22"w x 20.25"d x 32.25"h. SH: 18"h


The Timb chair has a simple wooden structure with a richness of detail in the contrast between its curves and sharp lines. Its artisan traditions are also visible in its elegant dowel joints, which make it possible to manufacture the chair without the need for screws, allowing the wood itself to act as focal point. The chair comprises a frame of solid ash and a wide, comfortable seat and backrest made from ash veneer.

Available with or without Ultra Leather Upholstery. 

$650.00
$650.00
Sold Out

Product Details

Timb Side Chair

$650.00
$650.00
Sold Out

Seat & Back

With Leather

Color

Black

About the maker

Normann Copenhagen

Made in Denmark

Founded in Copenhagen in 1999 by Jan Andersen and Poul Madsen, Normann Copenhagen pairs Danish design tradition with a bold, playful edge, from the Timb dining collection to lighting and accessories.

Sustainability: Normann Copenhagen weighs durability and life cycle in every design. It makes products from recycled plastic waste, is moving its wood to FSC certification, upholsters with Kvadrat and Camira textiles and upcycled leather from Sørensen, and most of its own textiles carry EU Ecolabel or OEKO-TEX certification.
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