arne norell safari

Chair Sirocco

Description

The original Sirocco chair designed by Arne Norell in 1964. Handmade in Sweden in the same factory that Arne Norell established in the 1960’s. A modern classic with all the characteristics of a genuine safari chair. Exclusive premium leather from Tärnsjö Garveri and Elmo Leather . Also available in canvas fabric. You can mix and match colors of leather, canvas and wood finish to create a unique Sirocco. The white stitching can be changed to a different color. A coffee table and ottoman is also available.

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Dimensions & Details

Chair W26.8″ x D25.6″ x H28″ Chair W68 x D65 x H71 cm

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Chair in premium, high quality Scandinavian leather. Wooden frame in ash, oak, teak or walnut. The ash frame can be colored with with a variety of colored wood stains, or left natural with a clear oil or varnish. Oak and teak can be oiled, or varnished with a clear varnish. Possible to disassemble and reassemble.

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Our design furniture can be made in several color variations. You can choose the color of leather, canvas, and wood finish. If you have a specific color request in mind, please contact us. Send a photo of the furniture to [email protected] and we will do our best to find something that matches. However, the easiest and fastest way is to choose any of the standard colors we have presented below.

Upholstery leather

Upholstery leather is the soft and thin leather used on the cushions of the furniture. You can order free leather samples by contacting us at [email protected]. Each leather displayed below can be used on all our models. It is not limited to the model in the photo.

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Support leather / Strap leather

Support- / strap leather is the thicker leather that is used for making straps, armrests and other details on models such as Ari, Ilona, Inca and Sirocco. On the Ari chair you also have the option to dress your straps with the same upholstery leather used on the cushion to make a perfect color match between the cushion and the straps. You can order free leather samples by contacting us at [email protected].

Canvas & Fabrics

Canvas is a fabric material made from hemp. We also offer a wide range of fabrics from the most reputable manufacturers on the market.

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Wood finish

We manufacture our furniture in ash, oak, teak and beech wood. Sirocco is made in ash, oak, teak or walnut. Ilona and Inca are only made in beech. Our teak is grown sustainably and is highly exclusive. Therefore it has a higher price. A more affordable alternative to teak, is ash/beech with a teak stain. We provide stains in a variety of colors. To order free wood finish samples please contact us at [email protected]. We ship worldwide.

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The generations of the Safari Chair

‍ the safari chair's journey, from kaare klint's classic to modern interpretations by elias svedberg, arne norell, and bror boije, has left an indelible mark on design history. this iconic furniture piece continues to inspire design enthusiasts worldwide..

The so-called safari chair has for a long time been an object of interest for architects and furniture designers. The lightness, the simplicity, and the clear division between the carrying and the carried have inspired different generations to their interpretations and reinterpretations.

The first modern version, the KK 47000 chair was designed back in 1933 by “the father of Danish furniture design” Kaare Klint (1888–1954). Klint transformed the historical archetype into a modern Safari chair classic that became a recurring type of furniture for decades to come. Several prominent furniture designers have since taken on the task of designing their own version of Klint´s. ‍

Elias Svedberg (1913-1987) designed his version of the safari chair called the Triva Chair in 1944. It was launched in the range of the NK Triva Series and produced by NK Verkstäder (eng. NK´s Workshop) in Nyköping, near Stockholm.

Twenty years later upholsterer and designer Arne Norell (1917-1971) designed the Sirocco chair for his own company Norell Möbel. Sirocco proved to be a great sales success and led to the Norell brand being known even outside Europe. After 60 years the chair is still manufactured by the Norell company, today run by Arne´s daughter Marie Norell Möller. 

‍ The interior architect Bror Boije   (b.1942) is one of the foremost Swedish furniture designers of the 1970s. In 1968 he made his debut with the armchair series Junker for DUX - Bra Bohag, only 26 years old. Junker was a modernization of the classic safari chair and received a very positive reception. This was followed by a long series of successful collaborations with Swedish furniture manufacturers. As a freelance designer, Boije built his brand alongside the clients', in a way that was typical of the 1970s design generation.

This article was written by Lars Bülow

Austrian architect, artist and designer Josef Frank collaborated with the interior design company Svenskt Tenn for almost 35 years, creating furniture, lamps and textiles that are considered classics of the Swedish Modern.

MDM Talks #10: We talked with the designer, Adrian Bursell. In 2020, Adrian graduated from Konstfack. For his graduation project, Sticks & Stones: Souvenirs from Öland, he designed a side table called "Lilla Alvaret".

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Arne Norell was a Swedish furniture designer born in 1917 who founded his first workshop in Stockholm in 1954. He … more Arne Norell was a Swedish furniture designer born in 1917 who founded his first workshop in Stockholm in 1954. He later moved this to Småland and founded the company Norell Möbel AB there, which is now one of Sweden's leading seating furniture manufacturers. Norell was known for his eclectic designs, combining different materials such as wood, leather and metal. His most famous pieces include the Ari armchair (1966), which was named “Showpiece of the Year” in 1973, and the Safari Sirocco chair (1964). After his death in 1971, his daughter took over the company, which continues to produce his classics to this day. This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution less

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Arne Norell

Designer Arne Norell was born in 1917 in Åsele, Sweden, and was active in the postwar era—at the height of international fascination with Scandinavian design. Little biographical information is available about his formative years, but we do know that he opened a furniture workshop in Stockholm in 1954. In 1958, he launched his eponymous manufacturing company, Møbel AB Arne Norell, on a two-acre farm in Småland. Through the course of his prolific career, this idyllic setting remained Norell’s central source of inspiration and the site where he designed and produced all of his own furniture until he passed away in 1971.

Norell is often praised for pioneering “conceptual” furniture, because he employed traditional materials—leather, turned wood, bentwood, and metal, for example—in unexpected forms, often with lyrical results. His designs have an affinity with those of Danish designer  Kaare Klint  (1888-1954), who, a generation before, brought time-honored, vernacular forms into modernist expression. In fact, Klint’s iconic  Safari Chair  (1933) inspired Norell to create the  Sirocco Safari Chair  (1964), which is lightweight, collapsible, and held together by leather support straps instead of glue or screws. Norell’s wood-framed  Inka   Armchair ,  Indra Sofa , and  Ilona   Sofa  (design dates unverified) are likewise held together by leather.

While Norell’s designs found a solid market within his lifetime, his greatest recognition came posthumously: The British Furniture Manufacturers Association awarded Norell’s low-slung, steel-framed, leather-clad  Ari Chair  (1966) “Show Piece of the Year” in 1973. Norell’s pieces have become increasingly collectible in the 2010s.

Today, Norell’s daughter and son-in-law, Marie Norell-Möller and Thomas Möller, carry on his work, operating under the name Norell Møbel AB. In 2014, the company celebrated its 60 th  anniversary. It’s the only Swedish company that has continuously manufactured the entirety of Norell’s catalogue since the 1950s.

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Arne Norell “Scirocco” Safari chair

Sweden 1960s Leather, ash 26″ wide x 26″ deep x 28″ high (seat height 14 1/2″)

Arne Norell was one of the rare designers who both conceived and fabricated his own furniture. During the mid-20th century, his was a household name in European interior design. Inspired by Danish design, he was known for his inventive use of leather, metal, and wood in the production of easy, comfortable furniture.

“Scirocco” is the Italian word for the hot wind that blows from North Africa across the Mediterranean to Italy. This chair looks as if it could keep its owner comfortable and stylish in the face of that desert wind. The original saddle-stitched leather has a lovely mottled surface. In excellent vintage condition.

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The chair I have one of these as well that I have had restored. I've never seen one with a back cushion. Most only have to bottom cushion and that is it. Usually the back is belted lower. It might be an early version. These chairs first appeared about 1964-66. How is the bottom tied? One possibility is that there was another chair and the bottom cushion was used as a back cushion.

Re back cushion Thanks for commenting. That was my first thought too, that the back cushion came from another chair. But in this case the back cushion is full leather both sides, essentially reversible. The seat cushion on the other hand has a fabric square on the bottom and straps to secure it to the chair frame as seen below.

Scanform I believe this is the Scanform version of Arne Norell's Safari Chair. Scanform is a Colombian company that I believe was licensed to build the Norell design. I've never seen one with a back cushion so I believe thats just a seat cushion from another chair. I have one that looks just like that but with a Scanform tag.

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Arne Norell Lounge Chairs

Arne Norell ’s enduring designs mixed leather and metal as well as turned wood and bentwood in pieces that allowed the natural beauty of these materials to shine. Simple and casual yet sophisticated, his vintage sofas , lounge chairs and other furniture epitomize the Scandinavian modern style that took post–World War II design by storm.

Although he created versatile furnishings that promoted comfort along with style, Norell is lesser known than many other mid-century designers , with some of his work produced only after his death. Born in Åsele, Sweden, Norell opened a furniture workshop in Solna, just north of Stockholm, in 1954. In 1958, he established Møbel AB Arne Norell on a farm in Småland. (This region is also the birthplace of IKEA , which opened its first store that same year.) The beauty and tranquility of this location were a source of inspiration.

In Småland, Norell created his most well-known designs, among them the Inca armchair with visible wooden dowels and plush leather, the Indra and Ilona sofas and the spare but elegant wood-framed Sirocco chair (1964). For many of his designs, Norell looked to the same military-style campaign furniture that had, decades prior, inspired the revered Safari chair (1933) crafted by Kaare Klint , a legendary Danish designer and Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts professor who taught the likes of Hans Wegner , Ole Wanscher and others.

Like these earlier furniture designers, Norell was committed to making comfortable and practical furniture. Using leather and warm woods as the building blocks of his work, he eschewed glue and screws, instead securing his designs with buckles and leather straps. In 1973, Norell earned posthumous recognition from the British Furniture Manufacturers Association for his sumptuous Ari chair, a luxurious lounge set on a chrome-plated steel frame with foam cushions covered in leather.

During his lifetime, Norell’s work was popular among European interior designers. However, it became more widely known after 1971, when many of his designs were finally put into production. Norell’s furnishings, as well as work by his daughter Marie Norell-Möller and other Swedish designers, are still crafted by hand in the Aneby, Sweden, factory operated by Norell Furniture, which has remained a family-run company.

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