Lammhults Corso Lounge Upholstered Chair
The Lammhults Corso Lounge Upholstered Chair is a lounge chair for people furnishing office and shared spaces with a defined place to sit and pause. Designed by Peter Andersson, it combines Kvadrat Remix 3 fabric upholstery with a tubular steel frame, giving the chair a distinct upholstered form with a visible structural base.
Upholstered Lounge Chair Design
The Corso collection chair pairs soft fabric upholstery with steel tubing, so its appearance balances a covered seat and back with an exposed frame. The frame provides the supporting structure, while the upholstery gives the chair a fabric-covered surface for everyday seating. Its base is listed in a chrome finish.
Kvadrat Remix 3 is the named fabric, and the listed upholstery color families include blue, grey, beige, black, green, orange, red, purple, silver and brown. The available base color families also include silver, white, grey, black, beige, brown, yellow, orange, red, blue and green. This range makes it possible to consider the chair alongside different color schemes; check the selected configuration for its specific fabric and base finish.
Fixed Arms And Seat Height
Fixed armrests provide places to rest the arms while seated, without adding a moving mechanism or adjustment controls. The chair has no adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth, and it does not include lumbar support or a headrest. This straightforward specification is useful when selecting a lounge chair for a setting where a consistent seating position is preferred over adjustable office-chair functions.
The seat height is fixed, so it is worth considering how it will suit the intended users and neighboring furniture before choosing a placement. With no mechanism to operate, the Corso offers a simple seating setup: sit down, use the fixed armrests, and leave the chair in its chosen position. Its maximum specified ballast is 135 kg.
For Office And Lounge Spaces
As a lounge chair from Lammhults, Corso is suited to office environments that need lounge-style seating rather than a task chair with adjustable features. It can be considered for a shared office setting or a lounge area where upholstered seating and fixed arms are relevant. Its design details are specific and easy to assess: fabric upholstery, a tubular steel frame and a fixed seat height.
The product is identified as circular, and it comes with a two-year warranty. These details can help buyers compare it with other lounge chairs when planning a furnishing purchase. If adjustable ergonomics are essential, note that the Corso has no height, depth or back adjustment; if the priority is a fabric-upholstered chair with a steel frame and a clear lounge-chair profile, those defining features make it a straightforward option to evaluate.