The Story of Pelican Lounge Chair

Pelican Lounge Chair. The most striking feature of this modern lounge chair, which visually bears the attributes of animals, is the wings on both sides, which are ready for a hug at any time; and when you sit on it, it feels more like being completely enveloped by it. Hug it.

The armrests on both sides are like the outstretched wings of a pelican, and the low and reclined chair body is like the big chin and short legs of a pelican. You can sit upright, half-lyen, cross-legged, and sink comfortably into this pelican in more ways than one.

It was designed by Finn Juhl, one of Denmark's four great design masters. He was originally an architect, but he became a monk on the way. He initially just started designing some furniture for his own home decoration, but it got out of hand. He spent decades designing everything from cabinets, tables, and chairs to everything. As small as trays and dishes, the furniture he designed can be said to have redefined Danish design, adding a touch of sensibility, fun, art and sculpture to the already elegant and practical Danish design.

On Finn Juhl`s official website, the Pelican lounge chair is described as follows – among all the chairs he designed, none embodies his pursuit of [surrealism" better than the Pelican Chair. The design of this chair is truly was way ahead of its time. In 1940, Danish modern design still pursued functionality. Although the appearance was elegant, it did not have the fun of making people laugh. The Pelican fabric lounge chair, both in shape and color, was very distinctive at the time.