Artiss Armchair Set with Ottoman Beige Lansar
The Scandinavian design tradition is built on a principle that has never gone out of fashion: that a beautiful object and a functional one should be the same object, and that honest materials — natural wood, woven linen, quality foam — handled with restraint and precision, produce furniture that suits any room and outlasts every trend. The Artiss Lansar Armchair and Ottoman is exactly that kind of furniture: a quietly elegant, Scandinavian-inspired chair and matching ottoman in beige linen that brings genuine comfort and considered design to a living room, reading corner, bedroom, or home office without demanding that the rest of the room change to accommodate it.
The armchair is upholstered in premium linen fabric over high-resilience foam that holds its shape and its support through years of daily use — the kind of foam that does not flatten or sag over time but continues to provide the same comfortable, firm support it offered on the first day. The tufted design adds a layer of visual texture and tailored elegance to the upholstery, giving the chair a classic, considered finish that reads equally well in a modern or traditional interior. The splayed rubberwood legs — fitted with anti-scratch pads — give the set a distinctive stance that lifts it visually off the floor and contributes to the open, light-footed quality that defines the Scandinavian aesthetic. The matching ottoman shares the same upholstery, tufting, and leg design, completing the set with perfect coordination. Simple assembly required; hardware and assembly manual included.
Specifications
- Style: Modern Scandinavian
- Upholstery: Premium linen fabric
- Fill: High-resilience foam
- Legs: Rubberwood, splayed, with anti-scratch pads
- Design: Elegant tufted detailing
- Color: Beige
- Chair dimensions: 58 x 52 x 85cm
- Ottoman dimensions: 52 x 41 x 37cm
- Chair weight capacity: Max. 130kg
- Set includes: 1 armchair + 1 matching ottoman + assembly manual
"Better is a handful of quietness than two hands full of toil and a striving after wind." — Ecclesiastes 4:6